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DIRECTORY
OF THE CITY OF
SAN FRANCISCO
For 1877.
CONTAINING —
yetv Firms, Changes in Firms, Removals, etc.,
SiNCK THE Canvass and Publication of the Annual Dibectobt fob 1877.
B. C VANDALL, Publisher.
SAN FEANCISCO:
518 CL^Y STE-EET.
Makch 1877.
REMOVAL.
We wonld respectfully announce to our many patrons, and the trade generally, thu
we have removed our ofl&ce and factory to the new four-story building, .
No. 27 Stevenson Street,
between First and Second. The continued popularity and rapidly increasing
demand for the
If EiU illEI Plil
Necessitated more room and increased facilities for its manufacture, all of which
we have secured in our new location, where, with the latest and
most improved machinery, we trust to be able
to fill all orders promptly.
We will also carry a fall stock or
Leai Oils, Tarnii Bmlies, Olass, eis,,
Which we shall sell at prices to defy competition. Samples of colors and pri
list sent free to any address on application.
CALIPOENIA PAINT COMPAKV
27 Stevenson Street,
SUPPLEMENT
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OF THE CITY OF
SAN FRANCISCO
CONTAINING
New Firms, Changes in Firyns, Ite}n<yvals, etc.,
Since thk Canvass and Publication of the Annual Dibectory fob 1877.
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B. C. VANDALL, Pnblisher.
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March 1877.
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AAR
AND
Aaron Aaron, elk with S. Kolilberg, r. 532
Turk
Abadie <fe Fos (Louis Abadie and Isidore
Fos) butchers, 1320 Dupont
Abadie Louis (Abadie & Fos) res 1510 Dupt
Abbott S. L., elk with Wallace Everson, 313
Montgomery
Abrahamson Alexander, clothing, 429 and
307 Kearny, r. 213 Eddy
Abrahamson Nils, saloon, 411 Sixth and 511
Fourth, r. 411 Sixth
Acheson & IlIcQueen (K. Acheson and
A. W. McQueen) hop brokers and genl
com mehts, 402 Front, rm. 10
Acheson E. (Acheson k McQueen) r. 434
Jessie
Adauis Adolph (Adams <Sr Nelson) r. 801
Greenwich
Ader John, lodgings, 736 Pacific
Adler Hermann, bkpr with Simon Held &
Co.. r. 309 Powell
Aft'olter Geo. S., compositor, r. 809 Leav
Agard W. B., r. 311 Green
Agio B. Mdme., hats, suits, cloaks, Parisian
jewelry, 300 Stockton
Ahern David, bakery, 228 First
Ahern John, groceries, 213 Larkin
Ahlers John D (Amandus Postel & Co.) r.
sw. cor 22d and Valencia
Ahrens & Tamm (changed to J. W. Tamm)
ne. cor Second and Natoma
Ahrens Wilken (Von Soosten & Ahrens) r.
nw. cor Folsom and 16th
Akin Wm., r. 858 Mission
Alabama M. Co., Wm. H. McClintock sec,
330 Pine, rm 5
Albertson Joseph A., homoeopathic physi-
cian, 34 Eddv
Alcayaga Jose, groceries, 524 Broadway
Alexander T. (Westover & Co.) r. 1102
Stockton
Alison Frank J., salesman with Braverman
& Levy, r. 601 Stockton
Allan Wm., asst bkpr California Cab and
Transfer Co., r. Abbottsford House
Allen Frank, saloon, 720 Pacific
Allen Henry, student American Surgery and
Dispensary, r. 411 Kearny
Allen Wm., carptr and contractor, 407 Bran-
nan, r. 409 Brannan
Alpers Chas. «*: Co. (Chas. Alpers,
Geo. B. Mowry and Wm. V. B. Ward-
well; real estate agents, 607 Kearny
Altshuler L., millinery, 518 Sixteenth, and
gents furnishing goods, 1936 >i^ Mission,
r. 518 Sixteenth
Altvater Fred. A. (Schmidt ic Altvater) r.
nw. cor Leavenworth and Broadway
American Hosiery Co., The (New York) J.
S. Webster agent, 543 Market
American Sampson, physician, 752 Folsom
American Surgery an<l Di!«peu-
sary, 411 Kearny
Amnion Bernhard von (Auimon, Caspari
& Co.) r. 1713 Bush
Anders A. A., bakery. 2118 Mission
Anderson & Co. (Geo. Anderson) Oakland
and San Francisco Express, 331 East
Anderson & Randolph (VV. C. Eandolph)
imprs jewelry, 101-103 Montgomery
Anderson A. B., saloon, 7 Commercial, r.
344 Guerrero
Anderson Andrew, saloon, 1025 Kearny, r.
1220 Powell
Anderson Geo. (Anderson & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Anderson L. P. (Syvertsen & Anderson) r.
214 Steuart
Anderson L. Pet, spirit medium, r. 325%
Bush, rm 21'
Anderson Wm. P. (Hixson, Justi & Co.) 202
Washington
Andino Kicardo, jeweler with Arcenio T.
Jardin, r. ilS Drumm
Andrews Wm., plasterer, r. Tiger Hotel
Angell J. C, capitalist, 215 Sansome, rm 6
Angell Jonathan W., druggist, nw. cor First
and Folsom, r. 317 First
Angelo Edward J., elk Apothecaries' Hall, r.
•202 Eighth
Anthony Geo. W. (G. W. Anthony & Co.)
r. Arlington House
Anthony G. W. A' Co. (Geo. W. Anthony)
money brokers, 102 Kearny
Arata Louis (Pasteue & Arataj r. ss. Lociist
bet Lagxana and Buchanan
Archibald P. L. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r.
cor Tvler and Buchanan
Archibald^. L. & Co. (P. L. Archibald and
Adam Jeflers) livery stable, 132G Market
Armstrong Eudolph, cooper, 72 Oregon, r.
22 HamiDshire
Armstrong Thos. C, propr Armstrong's Hay-
wards Express, 1 Com, r. Haywards
Armstrong W. W. (Hornblower & Arm-
strong) r. 621 Eddy
Armstrong's Haywards Express, Thos. C.
Armstrong propr, 1 Commercial
Ashburnei Wm., mining engineer, 240 Mont-
gomery, rm, 8, r. 1014 Pine
Asmus John, lab National Flour Mills, r.
1529 Turk
Asphaltum and Mastic Koofing Co., G52
Market
Athens M. Co. (Pinal Co. Arizona) B. S.
Kellogg sec, 218 California
Atkinson Thos. E., mining sec, 330 Pine,
rms 1-2, r. 208 Eighteenth
Atwill «fc West (J. F. Atwill and H. R.
West) proprs Western Mining Agency,
300 California, rms 8-9
Anerbacli A, Blum (Carl M. Auerbach
and Alfred Blum ) imps wood and willow
ware, etc., 119-121 Front
Auerbach Carl M. (Auerbach & Blum) r.
1310 Larkin
Avery Robert J., foreman with R. C. Hanson
«fe Co., r. <)75 Mission
Ayers Harry, saloon, nw. cor Stockton and
Ellis, r. 251^ Stockton
Bacelli M (M. Bacelli & Co.) r. 1524 Dupt
Bacelli M. & Co. (M. Bacelli) bakers, 1524
Dupont
Bach Edmund W. (Greene & Co.) 314
Montgomery
Bach Isaac (May & Bach) r. 1723 Market
Bach Louis, barber, 433 Pine
Bacigahapi Louis (G. B. Sturla & Co.) r.
512 Green
Backey Frank, upholsterer with Alfred P.
Raye, r. 11 O'Farrell pi
Bacon Horace, depty U. S. Marshall, r. 675
Mission
Bacquie Henry, wines and liauors, nw. cor
Stockton and BroadM'ay, r. 1310 Stock
Bahr Wm. A., boots and shoes. 107 Sixth
Bailey Augustus, bartdr with James Burke,
r. ws. Kearny nr Broadwaj^
Bailey James, mining, 27 Stevenson bldg, r.
Palace Hotel
Baker Harry C, salesman with P. F. Nolan,
r. 1001 Sutter
Baker James W., bkpr with Henry C. Eger-
ton, r. 417 Mason
Baker Osborne F. (Baker & James) r. ss.
Pacific bet Montgomery and Sansome
Balcom Chas., mining sec, 15 Stevenson
elk with D. L. Hadley, r.
bldg
Baldwin C. F.,
1109 Pierce
Ball Robert C, architect, 120 Sutter, rms
59-60, r. Oakland
Banks T. C, capitalist, 110 California, r.
724 California
Banta & Smith (Levi S. Baiita and Samuel
H. Smith) mdse brokers, 123 California,
rm 24
Banta Levi S. (Banta & Smith) r. 16 Stock
Baptist Frank, caudymkr with T. C. Hoff-
mann & Co., r. 311 Pacific
Barnes John H., minstrel, r. 637 Howard
Barney Alfred S., dpty Shipping Commis-
sioner, r. sw. cor Buchanan and Jackson
Barney Wm., groceries, 131% Ninth
Barra Ezekiel I.j real estate agt, 106
First, r. 4 Minna
Baneda F. L., manager with D. de Castro &
Co., r. Palace Hotel
Barrett Joh^a S., com stockbroker, 326
Pine, r. 1607 Gough
Barry Edward S., oik auditor's dept C. P.
R. R., r. 1611 Clay
Barss James E., paper patterns, candies, etc.,
1507 Stockton, r. ss. Laurel av bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Bartholoma John, saloon, 1017 Battery
Baruth Henry, groceries, 1900 Mission
Bates Morris V. (Bates, Woods & Co.)
r. 1109 Pine
Battersby R., mining engineer, 605 Mont-
gomery, r. Wadsworth House
Bauer John A., druggist, 101 Post, r. 506 Post
Beach Julia E., asst with Anna Gettz Lucas,
r. 743 Howard
Bean E. F., dpty U. S. Marshall, r. 1516
Polk
Bear Frank V., elk with J. C. O'Neill, r. ne.
cor. 22d and Folsom
Beard Alfred (Whitwell & Beard) r. 205
Montgomery av
Beauchamp Frederick, salesman with S.
Bine, r. 12% Sherman
Bechtinger Joseph, physician and surgeon,
nw. cor Kearny and Sacramento, r. se.
cor Pacific and Mason
Beck August, locksmith, 510 Broadway
Becker B. A., capitalist, 612 Commercial, r.
901 Tyler
Beckmann & Bro. (John and Wm. Beck-
mann) grocers, nw. cor Greenwich and
Taylor and sw. cor Hyde and Green
Beckmann Chas., elk with Henry Bariith, r.
1900 Mission
Bedell Wm., K. R. agt, 138 Montgomery, r.
Palace Hotel
Beliag-Iiel A. B., atty-at-law, G22 Clay,
rm 3, r. Colma Station
Belii'ens James, com nicht and imiD
wines, 508% Battery, r. Bancelito
Behrens James G., architect, 120 Sutter, r.
Saucelito
Behrmann Chas., groceries, nw. cor Filbert
and Webster
Beiso A., groceries, sw. cor 19th and Valen-
cia
Beinert David, boots and shoes, changed to
J as. Buchan, 308 Sixteenth
Bekeart Frank C, tinsmith with Freeman &
Wrin, r. 346 Third
Bell Geo. W., porter Mith Wm. H. McClin-
tock, r. 1011 Pacific
Bellemere A., mnfrg jeweler and diamond
setter, 208 Sutter, r. 23 Kearny
Belt Thos. W. (Shields, Belt & Co.) r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Bemmerer & Klein (August Bemmerer and
August Klein) cutlers, 755 Mission
Bemmerer August (Bemmerer & Klein) r.
755 Mission
Bendt Wm.. saloon, 123 Jackson, r. sw. cor
Davis and Jackson
Benicia Tannery (Benicia) Edward P. Dan-
forth propr, 723 Battery
Benjamin A. F., law and collection agency,
408 California, r. 1505 Washington
Bennett A Jones (Nathaniel Bennett
and DeWitt Clinton Jones) attys-at-law,
213-215 Sansome, rm 12
Bennett C. D. (Bennett, Ellis & Co.) r.
1412 Jackson
Bennett, Ellis di Co. (C. D. Bennett,
R. W. Ellis, Mack Webber and E. J.
Buckley) whol drugs and com mchts,
406 Sansome
Bennett Nathaniel (Bennett & Jones) atty-
at-law, 213-215 San, rm 12, r. 1218 How
Bennett Eobert H., com mcht, 204 Clay, r.
Oakland
Bennison Edward, mining off, 405 Califer-
nia, up stairs, r. Oakland
Bent James R., r. 423 Stevenson
Bentham Henry, com prod, 305-307 Wash-
ington, r. Tehama bet 22d and 23d
Bentley W., propr Victoria Dairy, Alameda,
oft' 51 Sacramento •
Benton Toney, actor New Olymijic Varieties,
r. International Hotel
BerettaG. (G. Beretta &. Co.) r. Oakland
Beretta G. & Co. (G. Beretta and A. Gar-
ziglia) money brokers and gen com agts,
614 Washington
Berges Nicholas, elk with Gustave Meyer, r.
16 Jessie
Bermann & Meyer (Otto Bermann and
Lewis Meyer) agts furnishing goods, 160
Third
Bfl-mann Otto (Hermann & Meyer) r. 3
Chatham pi
Bernhard Peter D., barber with J. Wm.
Eatz, r. 215 Prospect pi
Bernstein Abraham, fruit and candies, 540
Third
Bernstein B., mufr cigars, 526 Fourth
Berry-st Planing Mills, Cook Bros, proprs,
I5erry nr Sixth
Besheinen Julius, watches and jewelry, 200%
Fourth
Bertelson Christian, shoemkr, se. cor Fourth
and Berrj'
Best John B., mining, 330 Pine, rms 1-2
Best John T., chief elk Lighthouse Engi-
neers Ofi', r. 319 Fremont
Bester John H.. saloon and shooting gallery,
913 Kearny, r. 15 Varenne
Beveridge Geo. F., elk with King & E,odgers,
r. 1831 Howard
Beveridge Wm. T., elk with J. A. Donovan
& Co., r. 1831 Howard
Biart Henry (Childs & Biart) r. 530 Valen-
cia
Bibbins & Co. (T. L. Bibbins) real
estate agts, 415 Montgomery
Bibbins, Tilton & Co., changed to Bibbins &
Co.
Bibbins T. L. (Bibbins & Co.) r. 1507 Leav
Bible Trnth Depot, Chas. Montgom-
ery prt)pr, 75 New Montgomeiy
Bidlack Benj. A., r. 409 Branuan
Bidlack Wm. W., physician, off and r. 407%
Brannan
Biedermann liOuis, oyster saloon and
restaurant, 113 Seventh, r. 23 Clinton
Bigelow Clias. li., blacksmith and gen
iron worker, 316-318 Mission, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Bigham «& Downer (John G. Bigham
and P. E. Downer) groceries, wood,
coal, hay and grain, se. cor Grove and
Buchanan and ne. cor Buchanan and
Hayes
Bigham John G. (Bigham & Downer) r. 612
Grove
Bigne Vincent, restaurant, 412 Pine, r.
1006% Washington
Bine Leon (Bine & Georges) r. lOOC Geary
Bine Salmon, fancv goods, 133 Kearny, r.
1006 Geary
Bingham Wm. H. (J. W. Kinsley & Co.) r.
Lick House
Bischoff' Diedrich (Carstensen & Bischoff) r.
523 Jones
Bishop Wm. C, machinist Grand Opera
Hoiise, r. Overland House
Black H. & Co. (Howard and Henry Black)
shirt mnfrs, 126 Kearny
Black Henry (H. Black & Co.) r. 2324 Mis
Black Howard (H. Black & Co.) r. 2324 Mis
Blach Sand G. M. Co. (Coos Co. Oregon)
Mercer Otey sec, 215 Sansome, rm 6
Black Samuel, tailor, 418 Hayes
Black AVarrior M. Co. (Arizona) Wm. H.
McCljntock sec, 330 Pine, rm 5
Blackmar A. E. (Blackmar & Davis) r. 707
Ellis
Blake Maurice B., atty-at-law, 729 Mont-
gomery, rm 1, r. 325 Seventeenth
Blake Maurice C, judge Municipal Court,
chambers 729 Montgomery, rm. 1, r. 325
Seventeenth
Blakiston John S., sailmkr, 313-315 Davis
r. 321 Fifth
Blanc Stewart, shoemkr, 214 Montgomery r
009 Chestnut
Blanchard A. F., salesman with Justinian
Caire, r. 1614 Leavenworth
Blaney k Scott (James Blaney and Silas
Scott) saloon, 148 Fourth
Blass A; Grittiii (Gasson Blass and M.
G. Griffin) agts Bickford Family Knit-
ting Machines and Mme. Demorest's
Patterns. 113 Post
Blass Gasson (Blass & Griffin) r. 44 Third
Blass Meyer (Blass »fe Green) r. S5G Hanison
Blattner AV. J. & Co. (Wm. J. Blattner)
fruits and confectionerv. 302 Third
Blattner AVm. J. (\V. J. Blattner & Co.) r.
425 Third
Blohme John (Blohme Bros.) r. 217 Austin
Blood Wm. F. (Bead, Blood & Co.) 9 Drumm
Bloomington Louis I., tailor, 131 Third
Blossom J. M., law student with Maurice B.
Blake, r. 16 Keed
Bluher H,, elk with E. Trenkle, r. 318 Kear
Blum Alfred (Auerbach & Blum) r. Ill Pow
Boam & De Yongh (Joseph Boam and Ed-
ward De Yongh) opticians, 832 Market
Boam Joseph (Boam & De Yongh) r. 1003
Capp
Boas Judah, stock and money broker, 436
Montgomery, r. 524 Hayes
Boehne Frederick J., barber, r. 41 Clara
Bogovich John & Co. (John Bogovich) oys-
ter house. 831 Kearny
Bogovich John (John Bogovich k Co.) r.
408 Francisco
Bohemian Club, 430 Pine
Boisnet Alphonse, cabinetmkr, 221 Mission
Bokee David M., groceries, 2108 Fillmore r
2008 Pierce
Boiler F. J., butcher, 12.30 Dupont, r. 430
Greenwich
Bollinger J. C. & Co. (J. C. Bollinger
and D. F. Le Gaye) collectors and gen-
eral agts, 610 Merchant
Bolte Peter, saloon and restaurant, cor
Chestnut and Mont, r. 210 Chestnut
Bolts John (Horace Gates & Co.)r. 737 How-
ard
Bouetti Anaselmo, saloon, 310% Mont av
Bonetti G. B., saloon, 528 Broadway, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Bonzi Antonio, propr Bon Gusto Kestau
rant, 235 Montgomery av, r. cor Powell
and Vallejo
Booth Thos., cigars and tobacco, 715 Davis
Bormaun M., butcher, 1423 Devisadero
Bosq & Bretonnel (K. Bosq & G. Bretonnel)
lapidaries and jewelers, 328 Bush
Bosq R. (Bosq & Bretonnel) r. 1023% Sut
Botzbach Peter, saloon, ss. King bet Fourth
and Fifth
Bouche A., saloon, 807 Brannan
Boudet Auguste, saloon, 317 Montgomery av
Bourguignon E., salesman with F. Koenig,
r. 1404 Powell
Bowlefii James, books and stationery,
se. cor Leidesdorff and Commercial, r.
109 Fifth
Bowman C. E., carpenter and builder, 13
Stockton
Boyer & Burnhau, dissolved
Boyson Thos., physician, 14 Geary
Brady John C, groceries, ne. cor Ivy and
Webster
Brady Patrick, metal roofer, 1326 Folsom
Bradstreet J. M. & Son Co. (The)
(Improved Mercantile Agencv) L. B.
Hilliard supt, 230 California
Bra<l.street J. K., rubber moldings, 609
Mission, r. 1224 Mission
Braghetta S. (Maggini & Braghetta) r. 522
Broadway
Brahanny James, vegetables, 805 Brannan
Brandt .t Mitchell (Otto Brandt and F. H.
A. Mitchell) groceries, ne. cor Mason
and Market
Brandt & Schumm (Henry Brandt and
George Schumm) proprs Der Wecker,
712 Montgomeiy
Brandt Frederick, groceries, 417 Third |
Brandt Henry, salesman with AV. Haker &
Hinz, r. 325 Green
Brandt Maurice, salesman with Colman
Bros., r. 504 Grove '
Brandt, Schumm & Steinle, changed to
Brandt & Schumm, 712 Slontgomery '
Branigan F. H., elk with M. Grogan i
Brannan James F., oil' 23 Stevenson bide, r I
1807 Stockton !
Brannan Patrick, horseshoer with Mangeot
& Daclin, r. 510 Jessie
Braun Fritz, painter, 19," ^ Dupont
Brayton A. P. (Rankin, Brayton & Co.) r.
Oakland
Brennen Edward, driver Bay View R. R., r.
Potrero
Brenner M. (Rub & Brenner) r. 9 St. Mary's
I>1
Bretonnel G. (Bosq & Bretonnel) r. 1023%
Sutter
Bi-iggs Geo. W., tinsmith, plumber and gas-
fitter, 23 Montgomery av and 613 Union,
r. W07 Union
Broflerick John, coffee saloon, 41 Pa-
cific and (Hall A: Co.) r. 223 Harrison
Brodie Jolin, canmkr with Sol. Wangenheim,
r. es. Bryant bet 23d and 24th
Broemmel Berthold, druggist and apothe-
cary, se. cor Buchanan and Geary
Brogden Samuel, toys, cutlery, fireworks,
etc., 632 Washington, r. 634 Washington
Bronn Theodore A. P., bkpr with Falken-
stein & Co., r. 1713 California
Bronson W. S., physician, 120 Sutter, rni 18,
r. Palace Hotel
Brooke, Parker A €o. (T. J. Brooke,
G. W. Dowda and S. S. C. Parker)
grain and wool brokers, 202 California
Brooke T.J. (Brooke, Parker & Co.) r. 411
Ellis
Brooklyn Hotel, Shields. Belt tfe Co. proprs,
210-212 Bush
Brooks Henry B. (Geo. H. Tay cfc Co.) r.
1329 Leavenworth
Brophy James E., elk with John C. Brad}',
r. ue. cor Ivy and Webster
Brown Abraham B., barber with W. C. Pat-
rick, r. se. cor Washington and Stockton
Brown Chas. (Paul & Brown) r. 331 East
Brown Daniel, groceries, 140 Eighth
Brown James P. (McKay ifc Brown) r. 137
Chestnut
Brown John O, messenger Lighthouse dept,
120 Sutter, r. 707 Yallejo
Brown Joseph Chas., elk with I. Friedlauder,
r. 534 Bush
Bronn Theodore A. P., bkpr with Falken-
stein & Co., r. 1713 California
Brown Wm. J., operator American Dist. Tel.
Co., r. 925 Market
Browning & Heber, dissolved
Browning August, gunsmith, locksmith and
bellhanger, 637 Clay, r. 1500 Leav
Brownstoite Isaac'groceries, 1000 Lar-
kiu, r. 1002 Larkin
Brueckner Sc Clodi (J. Bnieckuer and Louis
C'lodi) germau news agents ;xnd book-
sellers, 630 Sacramento
Brueckner J. (Brueckner <i- Clodi) r. 630
Sacramento
Briiggeman H. j., ivory turner, iJ14 Mer-
chant, r. 503 Union
Brune August (Kammitter J: Bruue) r. 423
Fell
Brunu Jacob, bkpr with A. Ramon, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Bruns Kudolph W., bkpr with Taylor it
Brims, r. cor 21st and Valencia
Brunswick G. M. Co. (Nevada Co. Cal.) D.
L. Thomas sec, 419 California, rm 21
Bryars Anuie Miss, ladies" hairdresser, 1514
Stockton
Buchan James, boots ami shoes, 308 Six-
teenth
Buskbee Spencer, bkpr with C. Jas. King of
Wm. & Co.. r. 516 Taylor
Bucking & Pilster (John Bucking and Henry
Pilster) groceries, 515 Bryant, restau-
rant, SOe^Third
Buckley G. D., atty-at-law, 504 Washington
Buckley E. J. (Bennett, Ellis & Co.) r. 1103
Jackson '
Buckley Michael, saloon, ne. cor Tyler
and Fillmore, and porter %vith L. & M.
Sachs & Co., r. Geary bet Scott and
Devisadero
Bucknall Geo. J., dermatologist and physi-
cian, 331 Kearny, rms 1-2, r. 811 O'Far
Bnchi C, propr Humboldt Hall, sw. cor
Kearny and Morton, r. Wm. Tell House
Buffandean Eniil B., whol butcher,
5th av. South S. F., off 74 Montgomery
Blk, r. 1129 Turk
Buhr Benjamin F. (Buhr & Bandy) r. 108
McAllister
Bullerdeck Nicholas, elk with John Tietjen,
r. 540 Fulton
BuUus Jabez J., poultry, 14 New Metropoli-
tan Mkt, r. 459% Tehama
Bultman J. H., elk with J. H. Pohlker, r.
nw. cor Howard and 26th
Bundschu Chas. (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 131
Chestnut
Bunker Henry C. jr., bkpr with Chas. F.
Bassett & Co., r. 115% Thirteenth
Burbridge S. F., r. 1102 Taylor
Burke James, saloon, 502 Broadway-
Burke James C, butcher, 1332 Folsom, r.
156 Clementina
Burkhardt H. Z., stock and money brokers,
415 Sitnsome, r. 1316 Mfi,son
Burmeister Alex. (C. Sancken & Co.) r. nw.
cor California and Leavenworth
Burnham & Co. (M. P. Burnham) editors
and proprs Commercial Advocate, 518
Clay
Burns John, saloon, ne. cor .^Crook and
Townsend
Burns Joseph T. (Obermeyer & Burns) r.
236 Eleventh
Bush & Webster, dissolved
Bush E. D., gen mdse. 204 Cal, r. 417 O'Far
Busse Louis, elk v,ith W. A. Asmussen, r.
ne. cor Harrison and Eighth
Bussolino Severino, shoemkr, 1503 Dupont,
r. ss. Filbert bet Kearny and Duijont
Butcher James W., manager Pac. Soda Co.,
r. 1824 O'Farrell
Butler John, saloon, 7 Sutter and 506 Mar-
ket, r. 411 Minna
Butler Kobert (Turner & Butler) r. 217
Second
Butler T. B. Mrs., patterns, 629 Market and
126 Kearny
Butler Wm. J., imp foreign p.nd domestic
inilliuery and straw goods, 569 Market,
r. 1509 California
Butler Wm. J. jr., bkpr with Wm. J. Butler,
r. 1509 California
Butler Wm. J. Mrs., milliner, 125 Kearny,
r. 1509 California
Butteriield Wm., auctioneer <iud real estate
agt, 109 Mont, rm 5, r. Fair Oaks
Buttgenbach Joseph, propr Pac. Sausage
Factory, 515 Foiirth
Buttner <fe Lnntermilcli, chauged to Augus-
tus Buttuer, 722 ^^ Montgonieiy
Buttncr Aug;ii8f u»<i, mufr shirts, collars
and cufls, 722% Mout, r. 512 Green
Byxbee James 0.. bkpr with Pope & Talbot,
r. cor Williams and Point Lobos av
o
Cadeuau J., brtdr with Vincent Bigne, r. 7
Jane pi
CaflLsch A- Jflillar (L. Caflisch and
Wm. Millar) wood and coal, 2247 Mis
Caflisch L. (Caflisch & Millar) r. 2247 Mis
Cahill James H., carpenter, r. 227 Fulton
Cainen Wm., brtdr with John McKeon, r.
133 Tehama
Caldwell A €o. (W. E. Caldwell and
John Kidwell) groceries, sw. cor Hyde
and Tyler
Caldwell W. E. (Caldwell & Co.) r. sw. cor
Hyde and Tyler
Caleb & Crawford, real estate agts, 109 Mont
Calhoun W. A., job i^rinter, 33 Third
California Artificial Stone Paving Co., W.
T. Smith sec, 402 Montgomery, rni 33
California Cab and Transfer Co., E. J.
Baldwin pres, AV. G. Lawrence, sec,
Ellis nr Market
California Hotel (Hertemau & Fonroche)
proprs, 210 Montgomery av
California Oil Cloth Mnfg Co., H. Corbett
agt, 112 Fourth
California Star Oil Works Co., A. J. Bryant
pres, J. S. Taylor sec, F. B. Taylor gen
manager, 315 California
California Wire Works, consolidated with
Howard <t Morse and G. De Witt Bros.
& Co. (N. Y.) off 6 California
Callnndan F. P., druggist, oft" 502 Batterj-,
r. 203 Leavenworth
Calpella Gravel M. Co. (Mendocino Co. Cal.)
B. H. Brooks see, 315 California, rin 17
Cameron & John!>«on (D. Cameron
and W. C. Johnson) imps wines and li-
quors, 521 Sacramento
Cameron I). (Cameron & Johnson) r. 15)00
Eddy
Cameron H. M., book agt, 230 Keai-uy
Campbell Arthur C. oik with W. H. Camp-
bell, r. 1132 McAllister
Campbell James A., saloon, 743 Folsom,
and ex traman engine No. U, r. 320 Maiii
Campbell J. I)., fishmonger, 431 Fourth !
Campbell John, mcht tailor, 1005 Market
Caini>bell Joseph, barber, 103 Second, r. 602 '
Howard
Campbell Walter C, pattornmkr with Wm.
F. Buswell, v. 840 Mission
Campbell Wm. H., bvtdr with James A.
Camp))ell, r. 743 Follow
Caumann Edward, brtdr, r. nw. cor Pacific
and Powell
Carlii^le Thoma»» S.. M-incs and liquors,
, 937 Market, r. 040 Stevenson
i Carlon Wm., horseshoer, 810 Montgomery,
' r. 735 Broadway
j Carlson C. F., saloon, 727 Montgomery
i Caroe & Meyer (L. Caroe and Henry Meyer)
shirt mnfrs, 050-652 Washington
Caroe L. (Caroe &. Meyer) 050 Washington
i Carpenlier Edward E., atty-at-law, Safe De-
! posit bldg, rm 19
j Carpentier Horace W., atty-at-law, Safe De-
I posit bldg, rm 19, r. Oakland
j Carr J. H., cutter with T. M. Curtin, r.
I Shelbourne House
I Carr John, livery stable, 1812 Powell
, Carrascosa Jose, capitalist, 125 EUis
Garrau L., salesman with Lorsch, Wolf &
' Co.. r. 1910 Mason
Carstense^n Julius (Carstensen & Bischoff)
r. 037 Geary
i Carter Bros. (Thomas and Martin Carter)
car builders, Berrj-st Planing Mills
i Carter J. W.. attj'-at-law, 402 Montgomery
I rm 28, r. Oakland
Carter Martin (Carter Bros.) r. Saucelieto
; Carter Thomas (Carter Bros.) r. 751 How
Carthcut James L. (L. X. Handy & Co.) r
243 Perry
Carvill Almon D., carriage builder, 7-9
Powell, r. 995 Market
; Casanova Jose E., real estate, r. 702 Post
i Case C. E., bkpr with T. C. Hoffmann &
Co., r. Oakland
Case Geo. A., dentist, 212 Kearuv, r. 2615
Clay
Caselli Aasano, shoemkr with Angelo Mari-
ani, 840 Sansome
Cassidy Andrew, groceries, 201 Valencia
Catton W, D., broker, 310 California, r. 1417
Taylor
Caultield John, machinist, r. 738 Howard
Caulfield Michael, saloon, 738 Howard
Caulfield Michael H., saloon, 747 Folsom,
r. 37 Fifth av
Caverly «fe I.eavitl (John Caverly and
Allen Leavitt) wnichmkrs and jewelers
1524% Polk
Caverly John (Caverly i Leavitt) r. 1524%
Polk ^*
Cawley Wm., kaloon, 077 Mission
Cayberg F., saloon, 129 Third
Cellarius Chas. (C. Cellarius & Co.) r.
Alameda
Celler Chas., njiholsterer with Samuel Celler.
r. 103 Perry
Celler Samuel, furniture, 219 Third, r. 163
Perry
Cereghino Giovanni, shoemkr, 432 Pacific
Cernogorc(>vich C, coffee saloon, 520 Sacra-
mento, r. 528 Sacramento
CeiTO Colorado M. * M. Co. (Pimo
CO. Arizona) Auguste Derre sec, 331
Kearny, rm 12
Chaffee Win. K., widow, r. 1712 Sacramento
Chaffee Wm. E., see Pacific Soda Co., 109
California, rm 12, r. 1712 Sacramento
Chalwin J. (Mitchell & Chalwin) 324 Six-
teenth
Chamberlain Geo. W., atty-atlaM", 616 Sac,
r. es. Dolore.sljet 14th and 15th
Champion Sewing Machine Motor Power,
Pendleton & Co. agts, 737 Market
Chandler J. A., stock broker, 58 Stevenson
' bldg, r. 1573 Folsoni
Chapman Piussell, real estate iigt, 137 Mont-
gomery, r. Sun Kafael
Charlebois Y., dry goods, 706-708 Montgom-
ery, r. 1408 Hyde
Chariot Jules, hair'store, 1008 Howard
Cherry Edward E., asst G. J. Vanvlack, r.
930 Market
Chesebrough A., shipping com, 109 Califor-
nia, rm 3, r. Oakland
Chesley G. W. & Co.. removed to Sacra-
mento City
Chesley J. G.,'bkpr with Fry, Neal & Co.. r.
Wadsworth House
Chevers Wm. H., Commissioner Fifteenth
Dist Court, 629 Kearny, r. 309 Lombard
Cheyrias Keno, ticket writer, 771 Mission
Chief Wharfinger, Edward Hackett, off Pa-
cific-st Wharf
Childs &■ Biart (Eugene Childs and Henry
Biartj jewelers and stationers, 511 Va-
lencia
Childs Eugene (Childs & Biart) r. 530 Va-
lencia
Chiucovich Peter, saloon, se. cor Pacific and
Sansome
Choubert JuUan, mnfr artificial flowers, 744
Mission, r. 746 Mission
Christsen Peter, groceries, 658% Bryant
Ciprico Ferdinand D., clerk U. S. Surveyor-
General's Off, r. 2312 Mission
Citron Moritz L,, clothing, sw. cor Front
and Pacific, r. 30 John
ClappF. W. (F. W. Clapp &: Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Clapp F. W. & Co. (F. W. Clapp and Dennis
Madden) blacksmiths and wagonmkrs,
108 Oregon
Clark dc Hyslop (W. P. Clark and J.
B. Hyslop) proprs Western Eestatuant,
22 Montgomery
Clark & Plunkett (Bernard Clark and Joseph
Plunkett) boilermkrs, 54 Bluxome
Clark Bernard (Clark & Plunkett), r. 674
Harrison
Clark J. F., off 240 Montgomrry, rm 14, r.
Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
Clark Joseph K.. homceopathic physician, 11
Kearny, r. 2210 Mission
Clark Jo$4C'ph.jr., atty-at-law% 519 Mont-
gomery, r. 428 Twenty-fourth
Clark L. B. (Shields, Belt ct Co.) r. Yiiba
CO. Cal.
Clark Warren D., elk with A. Chesebrough,
109 California, rm 3
Clark W. P. (Clark & Hyslop) r. 2614 Bry-
ant
Clarke E. (E. Clarke & Co.) r. 603 Wash
Clarke E. & Co. (E. Clarke) com agts, 003
Washington
Clarke HeMr.v K. W., atty-at-law, rm
19 Safe Deposit bldg, r. 438 Sutter
Clarke H. J., stock broker, 315 California,
rm 17, r. 731 Bush
Clement A., physician, 1115 Stockton
Clodi Louis (Brueckner &Clodi) r. 530 Bush
Close «t, Vincent (Mark Close and Fran9ois
Vincent) florists, 710 Washington
Close Hugh, policeman, r. 246 Third
Close Mark (Close & Vincent), r. 716 Wash
Cluff Wm. (Cluff Bros.) r. 108 Second
Cobb Chas. (Muldoon, Seregni & Co.)
Louisville, Ky.
Cobb James, saloon, 538 First, r. 502 First
Coddington George G., cabinetmkr, r. Tiger
Ho'tel
Cody N. A., druggist with J. C. O'Neill, r.
523 Kearny
Coen Frank (t Co. (Frank Coen and Joseph
Daleau) saloon, 921 Kearny and 531
Jackson
Coffee F. L. (Huger & Coffee) r. 317 Powell
Coffin k Page (A. F. Coffin and J. H. Page)
stock broker, 112 Leidesdorff
Coffin A. F. (Coffin & Page) r. 1254 Cal
Cohen Mercado, cigars and tobacco, 629 Sac-
ramento and 11% Sixth, r. 333 Sixth
Cohen Wm. & Co. (Wm. Cohen and S.
Scheeline) money brokers. 32 Mont
Cohen Wm. (Wm. Cohen & Co.) r. 1503
Larkin
Cohn & Evers (Max Cohu and Adolph
Evers) cigar mnfrs, 229 f^ Mont av
Cohn Isidore (I. Cohn & Co.) r. 224 Turk
Cohn Max (Cohn & Evers) r. 230 Turk
Cohn Samuel, groceries, sw. cor Hayes and
Octavia
Cohnreich Joseph K., boots and shoes, 1010
Market, r. 231 O'Farrell
Cokely Thos., drygoods, 2544 Folsom, r. 722
Shotwell
Coldren Jerome, elk Napa Soda Springs,
r. Brooklyn Hotel
Cole E. P.. atty-at-law. 16 Montgomery av,
r. 534 Bush
Cole K. L. Miss, dress patterns 777 Mission
Coleman A., watches and jewelry, 101 Third,
r. 15 Seventh
Coleman Catherine Mrs., r. 15 Seventh
ColUns A. Mrs., r. 432% Fifth
Collins Corneliirs, builder, r. Commercial
Hotel
Collins Daniel, fruits and stationery, ns. 24th
bet Alabama and Columbia
ColUns Douglass, r. es. Pringle ct
Collins Robert (Griffiths, Worrall &: Co.) r.
Castro bet 19th and 20th
Colman Chas. (Colman Bros.) r. Palace
Hotel
Columbia M. Co.. Wm H. McClintock sec,
330 Pine, mi 5
Commercial Advocate. Burnham <fe Co. pnbs
and proprs, 518 Clay
Concordia Saloon, Gieson & Paulsen proi)s,
se. cor Mission and Fourth
Condon Patrick, bootmkr -with Dominick
Gavin, 131 Sixth
Congdon Henry B., real estate and mining
sec, 240 Montgomery, rm 6, r. 518 Van
Ness av
Conger C. C, stockbroker, 420 Montgomery,
r. 39 Freelon
Conger Benjamin T., book and job printer
and (B. T. Conger & Co.) r. 20 Jessie
bet Seventh and Eighth
Conger B. T. & Co. (Benjamin T. Conger
and Albert Lyser) pubs and props
School and Home Journal, G22 Clay
Coulin John J., conti-actor, 224 Montgomery,
% r. 344 Clementina
Conneely Peter, groceries, 929 Bryant
Connelly, Nye k Co. (A. H. Connelly and
David Nye) Goodenough Horse Shoeing
Society, 177 Jessie
Connelly Owen, miller, 806 Fourth, r. Wal-
ler bet Market and Laguna
Connolly John, saloon and musician, 526
Mission
Connor & Quaid (Peter Connor and David
Quaid) saloon, 311 Fourth
Connor John (T. W. Floyd & Co.) sw. cor
Battery and Filbert
Connor Peter (Connor <fe Quaid) r. 8 Louisa
Conro George A., with F. D. Conro & Son,
r. 934 Pine
Constable Wm., bakery and confectionery,
r. 607 Laguna
Constine Abraham, r. 623 Larkin
Convey Edward (Mclnerney & Convey) r.
1213 Union
CoutLs Chas. E. «t €o. (Chas. E. Con-
vis) stock and money brokers, 330 Pine,
rms 1-2
Convis Chas. E. (Chas. E. Convis & Co.) r.
1104 Sacramento
Cook Bros. (Wm. and John Cook) proprs
Berry-st Planing Mills, Berry nr Sixth
Cook John (Cook Bros.) r. nw'. cor Berry
and Fourth
Cook John, barber, 328 Bush, r. 805 Mason
Cook Wm. (Cook Bros.) r. cor 23d and Co-
lumbia
Cool R. H., dentist with G. W. Cool, 22
Kearny
Cooper Franklin C, r. 1621 J^ Howard
Copola Joseph, groceries, 1338 Washington
Coquille Black Sand G. M. Co. (Coos Co.
Oregon) Frank P. Reynolds sec, Safe
Deposit bldg, rm 24
Corbaz Florian, music teacher, 120 Sutter,
rm 71, r. 109 Taylor
Corbett H., agt Cal. Oilcloth Mnfg Co., 112
Fourth, r. 10 Willlow av
Cordes Anton, manager with H. Kamm &
Co.. r. 409 Pacific
Cordy John J., collector, 9 Geary, rm 2
Corey Benjamin, elk with Asa Fisk, r. 1825
Bush
Cormack Wm., plumbing and gasfitting, 517
Commercial, r. 28 Laurel av
Cornelius G. & Co., grocers, changed to
Veuker & Helmkon, 442 Broadway
Corning «& Co. (Piichard S. Corning)
wood, coal, hay and grain, 11 Taylor
Corning & De Hart, changed to Corning &
Co.
Corning Richard S. (Corning & Co.) r. 107
Taylor
Cornwall P. B.. pres Bellingham Bay and
Black Diamond Coal Co., se. cor Folsom
and Spear, and propr Humboldt Steam-
ship Line, 123 Cal, r. 609 Harrison
Corraii «fe Co., pubs Pac. Coast Ship-
pers' Index, 518 Clay
Corran W. H. L.(Conau & Co.)r. 626 Filbert
Corrieri Erniiuio, fruits and vegetables, 816
Greenwich
Cosbie Wm., harness and collarmkr, 423
Mission, r. 729 Treat av
Cosgrove ClirLstopher A Co., real
estate, 18 Court Block
Cosgrove Chri<>«toplter, atty-at-law
(and Christopher Cosgi-ove & Co.) 18
Court Block
Cosgrove John P., reporter Mail, r. 61 Ber-
nard
Coughlan James Mrs., millinery, 30% Sec-
ond, r. 919 Market
County Real Estate Associates, J. Vollmar
pres and manager, S. B. Husselman sec,
40 California, rm 1
Coursen G. A., stock broker, 405 California,
r. 1060 Fulton
Coutolenc D. (Baraty Sc Coutolenc) r. 303
Montgomery av
Cowan & Co. (W. L. Cowan and E.
Twiss) mnfrs Bon Gusto Sauce, 518
Chestnut
Cowan W. L. (Cowan & Co.) r. 518 Chestnut
Cowell J. Harper, real estate and stock
broker, 446 California, r. 321 Hyde
Cowper Isaac C, veterinarp surgeon, 38
Sixth, r. 20 Sumner
Coyne Dennis (Strahan & Coyne) r. 1806
Jessie
Cozmo F., restaurant, Fourth
Craig Thomas J., elk with N. Grange, r. 650
Mission
Crane & Co., printers, changed to Crane &
Raveley
Crane A: Ravclcy (John M. Crane and
S. W. Raveley) book and job printers,
518 Clay
Crane & Sharp (Nathaniel H. Crane and
Thornton W. Sharp) poultry, 10 New
Metropolitan Market
Crane Carlton C, mercantile collector, 424
Montgomery, r. Worth House
Crane John M. (Crane & Eaveley) r. 18 Ma-
son
Crane Nathaniel H. (Ci'ane & Sharp) r. ss.
Elizabeth bet Church and Sanchez
Crawford John F.. elk freight auditor's off,
r. 1413 Bush
Crawley George W. jr., jjropr Tiger Hotel,
444-446 Brannan
Crawley James, trunkmkr, r. Tiger Hotel
Creed John M., receiver Appraiser's Store, r.
1305 Yallejo
Crespo Francisco, saloon, 24 Washington
Crook Edwin W., agent Keep's shirts,
126 Kearny, r. 457 Minna
Crowley Edward, tailor with L. Kelly, r. 836
Market
Crowley James A., house painter, r. 1358
Washington
Cruse Henry, groceries, sw. cor Dupont and
Stockton pi
Culler it Brooks (John P. Cvilley and Joseph
H. Brooks) tinsmiths, 7 Powell
Cumming & Dalgleish ( Wm. Gumming andS.
Dalgleish) dairy prod, 56 Center Market
Cumming Wm. (Cumming & Dalgleish) r.
803 Leavenworth
Cummings Alexander, with auditor M. P. and
M. dept C. P. E. Pi., r. 865 aiission
Cummings Anderson (Eddings & Cum-
mings) r. Oakland
Cummings Quincy C, elk C. P. E. E., r.
606 Hayes
Cummins Adley H., gen supt's sec C. P. E.
E., r. 26 Eincon pi
Cummins Leonidas H., elk C. P. E. E., r.
26 Eincon pi
Cunningham, Frost & Gannon (E. A. Cun-
ningham, Frank Frost and James Gan-
non) ijroprs Egyptian Mystery, 22 Geary
Cunningham M. F., telegraph operator W.
U. T. Co., -222 Sausome
Cunningham E. A. (Cunningham, Frost it
Gannon) 22 Geary
Cure Giovanni, restaiarant, 1018 Stockton
and 1101 Stockton, r. es. Montgomery
av bet Pacific and Broadway
Ciirley John (Hughes & Cur ley) r. cor Po-
trero av and Twenty-second
Curran Patrick, saloon, nw. cor
Fourth and Berry
Currier M. Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 810
Laguna
Curtin T. M., tailor, 15 Xew Montgomery,
r. 34 Erie
Curtis Carlton, bkpr with Chas. S. Eaton,
r. 120 Turk
Curtis W. P., com mcht, 204 Washington, r.
708 Hayes
Cusheon E. W. D., salesman with W. A.
Lawsou, r. 824 Bush
Cushingham Sarah, bakery and confection-
ery, 1719 Mission
Cutlar Eoger, dentist, off 715 Clay, r. sw.
cor Taylor and Geary
Cutler E. B., gen agt Wilcox & Gibbs Sew-
ing M. Co., 124 Post, r. 1737 Broadway
Cutter Aaron, agt New Bedford Oil Cloth-
ing Co., 115 Davis, r. 794 Twenty-fourth
I>
D'Elom Alexander, pictures and frames,
1204 Market, r. 565 Steven«on
D'Heirry Paul, harnessmkr, 1621 Market
Dado & Daneri (Joseph Dado and Antone
Daneri) saloon, 615 Pacific
Dado Joseph (^Dado & Daneri) 615 Pacific
Dahl B. F., com stockbroker, 417 California,
r. 21 Ellis
Dahm Chas., astrologist, 7 Stockton
Daily Hotel Gazette, Wm. P. Harri-
son pub and propr, 518 Sacramento
Dalgleish S. (Cumming & Dalgleish) r. 803
Leavenworth
Daly James (Daly it Hawkins) r. Occiden-
tal Hotel
Daly John, brtdi- with Eobert Foley, r. 642
Stevenson
Dalziel D.. editor and propr S. F. Mail,
325 Kearny r. Arcade House
Daneri Antone (Dado & Daneri) 615 Pacific
Danforth Edward P., propr Benicia Tan-
nery and bkpr with Edwin Danforth,
723'Battery, r. 1200 Mason
Dunglada Ignacio (Mattoon & Danglada) r.
1836 Powell
Danhauser Morris, tailor with Morris Siegel,
r. 507 Grove
Danly S. P. (Michelsen & Danly) r. 806J^
Valencia
Danzel G. (Ghirardelli & Danzel) r. 614
Fulton
Darcy Edward J., saloon, 133 Folsom
Darling Adam C, 'confectiouerj', 1128 Market
Davis & Sanger (Henry C. Davis andlsador
Sanger) dentists, 137 Montgomery
Davis A. E., mining. 20-22 Nevada blk, r.
601 Stockton
Davis Henry C. (Davis <fe Sanger) r. 1721
Webster
Davis E. J., advertising elk S. F. Mail,
325 Kearny
Davy John, fruits, 35 Geary
Davies John M. & Co. (John M. and Robert
K. Davies) furnishing goods, 125 San-
some, r. 38
De Castro D. & Co. (D. de Castro) com
mchts, 213 Sansome, rra 1
De Freville Eugene, fi.sh, 421 Hayes, r. 611
Gough
De Land Alvord, miner, r. 114 Powell
De Villalon Isabel, grocery and restaurant,
1416 Stockton
De Wolowsky Alex. S., teacher miisic, 123
O'Farrell
De Y
12
DUB
De Yongli Edward (Boam & de Yongh, r.
839 Mission
Dean Benj. D., visiting physician Industrial
School, off 33 Kearny, r. 104 Stockton
Dean C. O., dentist, 120 'Kearny, rm 10, r.
333 K Eddy
Dean E. A., patternnikr Eisdon Iron and
Locomotive Wks, r. 239 Eighth
Dean E. A. Mrs., branch bakery, 239 Eighth
Deardorlf Frank, druggist with M. M.Ward,
CI Second
Decker Chas. W., dentist, 30 Kearnv, r. 1403
Scott
Dee Wm., elk with John Gough, r. nw. cor
Bryant and Dora
Deely James, groceries, sw. cor Polk and
Pine
Dees Loiiis, saloon, 83 Clementina
Defiganiere S. T., barber, 6 Broanwa}', r.
1705 Jones
Delareuelle r. (F. Delareuelle & Co.) r. Cal-
ifornia Hotel
Delareuelle F. <5z; Co. (F. Delareuelle and J.
Obrist) pork and provisions, 34 Centre
Market
Dellamore Louis, variety store, 2210 Mission
Dellex Louis, saloon, 1806 Powell
Dell wig Charles, bakery and confec-
tionery, 120 Third
Dempsey Peter, atty-at-law, 421 Mont
Denicke Frederick, physician, 539 Califor-
nia, r. 1114 Folsom
Denike W. J., painter, r. 518 Filbert
Dennery & Baum, removed to 515 Market
Deppe Chas.. bkpr with Richard Prang, r.
ne. cor Drumm and Merchant
Der Wecker (weekly) Brandt & Schumm
proprs, 712 Montgomery
Desagneaux Dominique, saloon, 1111 Dupt
Desmond John B., varnisher, r. 138 Sixth
Deturbe John, shepherd, r. Tiger Hotel
Dewey Eussell E., manager with Wm. H.
Shepard, 5 Post, r. 502 Powell
Dexter & Co., dissolved
Dexter Frank, mnfg confectioner, 526 Wash-
ington, r. 34 Page
Dexter James, mnfg confectioner, 420 San-
some, r. Pennsylvania av bet Solano
and Butte
Di Vecchio E., butcher with S. Di Vecchio
& Co., r. 311 Broadway
Di Vecckio Fiore, fruit, ne. cor Union and
Mason
Diez C C, imp Vuelta Abajo Havana to-
bacco and mnfr cigars, sw. cor Market
and First, r. 2217 Fillmore
Dikeman Daniel S., gen business agt, 631
Merchant, r. 117 Mason
Dobner Morris, dry goods, 1120 Stockton
Docking Joel, saloon, 415 Montgomerv av,
r. 638 Vnllejo
Doclcum James A., saloon, changed to Dado
& Daneri, 615 Pacific
Dodge Cortland H., newspapers and fruit,
1203 Powell
Dol & Bigne, 412 Pine, dissolved
Doeri'er & Lake (William Doerrer and Chas.
L. Lake) painters, 1161 Mission
Doerrer Wm. G. (Doerrer it Lake) r. 1506
Folsom
Doherty John, blacksmith, r. 1119 Folsom
Doherty John, saloon, 805 Market, r. 6J/^
Frcolon
Doherty Mary Mrs., bakery and confection-
ery, 1119 Folsom
Dohn Geoi-ge (Code & Dohn) r. sw. cor
Webster and McAllister
Dohn Wm., dentist with A. Van Denburgh,
r. sw. cor Webster and McAllister
Dolbeer John (Dolbeer <fe Car.son) r. 828
Lombard
Doll Wm. (Mehl & Doll) r. 1239^ Folsom
Domenici Giovanni (F. Pera & Co.) 413
Broadway
Domenicie B. (B. Domenicie & Co.) r. 1335
Dupont
Domenicie B. <fe Co. (B. Domenicie and
Domenico Nicoletti) tailors, 1335 Dupt
Donnelly & Jones, changed to Thos. Don-
nelly
Donnelly Thos., saloon, 30 Montgomery
Dorn Alphonso, elk with W. Haker & Hinz,
r. 2623 Mission
Dorrance Wm. C, saloon, se. cor Natoma
and Second, r. 74 Natoma
Doscher John D., groceries, se. cor First
and Mission
Douglas W, H. (Miller & Douglas) r. 1125
Ellis
Douty Frank S., pres Western Development
Co., r. 519 Webster
bow J. B. {J. B. Dow & Warren) r. 1121
Taylor
Dow J. B. & AVarren (John B. Dow and
N. Selden Warren) butchers, 1100 Clay
Dowda G. W. (Brooke, Parker <fe Co.) r.
411 Ellis
Dowling Kate Miss, trimmings, 143 Third
Downer P. E. (Bigham & Downer) r. 920
Geary
Doyle Bros. (Wm. H. and Chas. H Doyle)
Japanese goods, 423 Kearny and 4 New
Montgomery'
Doyly N. (N. Doyly & Co.) r. Alameda
Doyly N. & Co. (N. Doyly and A. A. New-
bery) com stockbrers, 240 Mont, rm 1
Drady David, picture frames and mirrors,
237 Fourth
Drew Fred. (Ellis & Drew) r. 432 Mont
Dreyer Joseph, furnishing and fancy goods,
202 Biish, r. 110 Hyde
DriscoU Dennis, groceries, 1840 Howard
Driscoll J. C, butcher with A. Kahn, r. 824
Laguua
Dri»»eoII Slicliael, wines and liquors,
131 Fifth, r. 419 Jessie
Drury Samuel B., fruits, ne. cor Sutter and
Dupont
Dubernet L., fancy frames, 114 Post, r. cor
Post and Devisadero
Dufau Johu T. (J. T, Dufau it Co.) r. 426
Powell
Dufaii J. T. & Co. (JohuT. Dufau) produce
and com mcht, 616 Front
Duhrkoop C. B. & Co., dissolved
Duhrkoop C. B., supt Cal. Stone Paving Co.,
402 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Dxilion Julien B., butcher, sw, cor Powell
and Pacific, r. 826 Jacksou
Dunbar H. K. (Jenkins & Co.) r. 1104 Stock
Dunbar James Wesley (Dunbar & Hixon) r.
917 Guerrero
Duncan Daniel H., conductor Market-st B.
R., r. 120 Turk
Duncan Thos. (Leisen & Duncan) r. 508
Folsom
Dunn James, supt and treas Cal. Cracker
Co., nw. cor Broadway and Battery, r.
1522 Clay
Lunne David M. (Hutchings & Co.) r. 18
Erie
Dunnigan & O'Dea (Patrick Dunnigan and
Martin O'Dea) horseshoers, 133 Post
Dunnigan Patrick (Dunnigan & O'Dea) r.
1309 Sacramento
Dureu Wm. H., mining, rm 22 Safe Deposit
bid,?, r. 220 Turk
Durroux Joseph, saloon, 1504 Polk, r. ss.
California bet Polk and Van Ness av
Durscbke Ellen Mrs., fruits, 424 Broadway
Dutton Elmer C, haruessmkr, 1023 Market
Dutton K. M. Mrs., millinery 1023 Market
Dupuy Hattie, widow, ladies' hair dressing,
1051 Market
Dwelle Jaiue!!* H., gen agt American
Pleating Machine, dealer in sewing
machines, 253 Fourth, r. 673 Mission
Dyer Wm. C, cooper, 1017 Battery, rear, r.
es. Bartol
E
Eagan Patrick, lab, r. 436 Jessie
Easton & Co. (Wendell Easton) real estate
agts, 32 Montgomery
Easton & De Forest, changed to Easton &
Co.
Ebbiughauseu Henry <& Co. (Hem-y
Ebbinghausen and Henry Lilienthal)
groceries, 2442 Mission
Ebert J., crockery, 1252 Market
Eckford Robert, merchant tailor. 111 Seventh
Eckley Frank N., elk with James T. White
& Co., r. 1 Bowles pi
Eddings & Cummings (Wm. Eddings and
Anderson Cummings) saloon, 11 Powell
Eddings Wm. (Eddings & Cxammings) r. 11
Powell
Edmunds Geo., sec Cal. Cracker Co., nw.
cor Broadway and Battery, r. 2433 Bu-
chanan
Edwards David, dressmaking, 14 Stockton,
r. 629 Ivy
Edwards Edward, elk with Joseph M. Shot-
well, r. 106 Third
Edwards Thos., groceries, ue. cor Leaven-
worth and Turk
Edwards Thos. M., druggist, ne. cor Jackson
and Kearny, r. ue. cor Broadway and
Buchanan
Eggers Anton, bartender with Chas. Eggers
& Co., r. 18 Mason
Eggers Chas. (Chas. Eggers & Co.) r. 18
Mason
Eggers Chas. & Co. (Chas. Eggers) saloon,
se. cor Kearny and Post
Eggleton Geo., propr What Cheer Livery
Stable, 119-121 Jacksou, r. 134 Chestnut
Egyptian Hall, 22 Geary
Egyptian Mystery, Cunningham, Frost A
Gannon proprs, 22 Geary
Ehrig Frederick, saloon, 122 Pacific
Eichler Henry, tailor and steam dyeint;, 2
Fifth
Eisenbach I. P. (Peck & Eisenbach) r. 212
Sutter
Eldora G. & S. M. Co. (White Pine Co.
Nev.) A. C. Hammond sec, 401 Califor-
nia, rm 7
Elkins Frank M., elk with Payot, Upham &
Co.
Elliot Bros., changed to H. C. Elliott
Ellis & Drew (I. C. Ellis and Fred. Drew)
gen business agts, 432 Montgomery
Ellis & Leunon (Samuel Ellis and John
t Lennon) blacksmiths, 53 Beale
Ellis I. C. (Ellis & Drew) r. 1610 Turg
Ellis Peter (Somerville & Ellis) r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Ellis R. W. (Bennett, Ellis & Co.) r. Oakland
Ellis Samuel (Ellis & Lennon) r. Mexico
Ellis Thos., tinsmith with Chas. Brown, r.
335 O'Farrell
Elwell Ezra L., painter, r. 1506 Turk
Elwell Ezra L. Mrs., fruits, 1506 Turk
Emmal Joseph B., real estate, r. 25 John
Emmal Joseph B. jr., sec with Gould,
Prescott & Co., r. 25 John
Emmatt John, elk Freight Auditor C. P. R.
R., r. 734 Sixteenth
Emmer Wm. (C. Hencken & Co.) r. nw. cor
Fourth and Clementina
Englander Gus. E., barber, 700 Mis.sion, r.
41 Clara
Englander Leopold, atty-at-law and collec-
tor, 647 Merchant, r. 726 Tyler
Euoiii John S., atty-at-law, Montgomery
Block, rms 19-20, r. Chenery nr Grove
Euright Johu (O'Shaughnessy Sc Enright)
r. sw. cor Folsom and Main
Equi John, r. 612 Broadway
Equi Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 1308-
1310 Dupout
Erbe M. Mrs., confectionery, 7 Stockton
Erdman Henry, bkpr with Feist & Fiank,
r. 1234 Post
Ericsson John, stevedore and boarding, 641
Third
Ernst Fritz Z., saloon, 2221 Powell
Erringer J. R. jr., gen agt Pennsylvania R.
E.. 238 Montgomery, r. 1813 Pine
Ettling Mark, Bon Ton Saloon, California
Theatre, r. 44 Third
Eureka Manufacturing Co., E. Clarke & Co.
agts, 603 Washington
Eureka Straw Works, Ralston & Gray proprs,
115 Sixth
Evanno John, barber, 712 Pacific
Evers Adolph (Cohn <k Evers) r. nw. cor
Broadway and Kearny
Ewig Ernst, brtdr with John Bartholoma, r.
1017 Battery
Excelsior Straw Works, B. Manley propr,
814 Howard, r. 1 Howard crt
Eyraud August, saloon, 704 Pacific, r. 705
Pacific
F
Fabens Geo. C, elk gen supt's office C. P.
R. R., r. 1416 Bush
Falkingham Edwin, mnfr baby carriages,
16th bet Folsom and Harrison
Fanderander Albert, barber, 1246 Mission,
r. 1121 Mission
Farnsworth Geo. C, elk with Farnsworth
& Clark, r. 1132 Pine
Farquharson Chas., butcher, r. 31 Eddy
Farquharson David, architect, 79 Nevada
blk, r. 1136 Sutter
Farquharson John, ironmolder, r. 733 Markt
Farrar Louis C, elk with Ash Bros., r. 834
Valencia
Farrell & Ward (S. J. Farrell and P. F.
Ward) plumbers and gasfi tiers, ne. cor
24th and Alabama
Farrell S. J. (Farrell & Ward) r. Nebraska
bet 24th and 25th
Farren Chas., brtdr with John Doherty, 805
Market
Fassett Noah C, mcht. Safe Deposit bldg,
rm 22, r. 221 Powell
Fassman Anton, boots and shoes, 905%
Market
Faulstich T., groceries, ne. cor 18th and
Shotwell
Faure Laurent, restaurant, 706 Mission
Fauss Daniel (D. Fauss & Bro.) r. 1852
Stevenson
Fauss D. & Bro. (Daniel and Henry Fauss)
saloon, 1942 Mission
Fauss Henry (D. Fauss & Bro.) r. 1942 Mis
Featherstone <fe McNerney (Peter Feather-
stone and Patrick McNerney) butchers,
17 Zoe
Featherstone Peter (Featherstone & Mc-
Nerney) r. 17 Zoe
Feehan Wm., r. 715 Clementina
Feeney Wm., groceries, 437 Shipley and 15
Ninth
Feeny James, branch bakery, 410 Folsom
Feeny John, elk with James Deely, r. sw.
cor Polk and Pine
Felker S. S., real estate, 9 Geary, rm 8,
r. 414 Post
Felter W. R., bkpr with Kane, O'Leary &
Co., r. 3 Glen Park av
Fenkhausen A. <fe Co. (A. Eenkhausen and
H. Braunchweiger) imps wines and
liquors, 414 Front
Feun Fred. G. W., elk with Alexander Camp-
bell, r. 4 Lily
Fennessy Wm.. saloon, 666 Mission
Ferguson & Co. (Paris J. Ferguson) groce-
ries, 317 Fourth
Ferguson A., harnessmkr, 850 Howard, r.
277 Stevenson
Ferguson Paris J. (Ferguson & Co.) r. 317
Fourth
Ferral Robert, judge city criminal court, 728
Montgomery, r. 2518 California
Ferrer H., oculist, aurist and larj'ngos-
copist, 112 Kearny
Ferretto Joseph, saloon, 896 Front
Ferry C. P., special agt and adjuster New
Zealand Ins., Co., r. Oakland
Fetter & Co. (B. M. Fetter) real estate
and mining agts, 605 Montgomery
Feulner J. Adam 'Scliwerin, Feulner & Co.)
r, 1129 Dupont
Fiala I. Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 1512 Polk
Fiala John T., draughtsman U. S. surveyor
genl's office, r. 1512 Polk
Fike & Sweetser, junk, changed to Sweetser
& Co., 740 Pacific
Finck Geo., watches and jewel ery, nw. cor
Kearny and Geary, r. 742 Harrison
Finck Wm. H., with Geo. Finck, r. 742 Har
Fiukbeiner Geo., crockery and glassware,
1315 Powell
Firebaugh J. D. (Thompson & Firebaugh)
atty-at-law, 430 Montg, r. 2509 Clay
Fischbeck Henry F., porter with Hey wood
& Hendley, r. 1021 Pacific
Fischel Morris, shoemkr, 1603 Howard''
Fischer Alexander, barber, 923 Montgomery,
r. 428 Green
Fischer Geo., physician, 8 Kearny
Fish Nathan, books and stationery, 60 Sec-
ond, r. 321 Sixth
Fisher Albert, salesman with Hall Safe and
Lock Co., r. Russ House
Fisher Geo. A., mdse broker, 109 California,
rm 1-2, r. 425 Fulton
Fitch J. B., hay and grain, 21 Washington
Fitschen Geo. C, butcher, se. cor Union
and Hyde
Fitzgerald Chas., horseshoer, 413 Third
Fitzpatrick Edward, harnessmkr, 303 Fifth,
r. 213 Perry
Fleming Thos., harnessmkr, 221 Bush, r.
140 Silver
Flenniken Robert jr., dry goods, boots,
shoes, etc., 724-726 Montgomery, r.
1522 Pacific av
Flores Trinidad, saddler, 1018 Kearny
Floyd T. ^y. ct Co. (T. W. Floyd, John
Connor and Geo. L. Carroll) proprs
Overland Warehouse, se. cor Third and
Townsend, and Pioneer Warehonse, sw.
cor Battery and Filbert
Fogle Oren B., cashier with Hickox &. Spear,
r. 604 Geary
Fogler Geo. P., shoemkr, 524 Fourth
Foley & Florance, livery stable, 1810 Powell,
changed to Thos. Foley, 1620 Pacific av
Foley & Sears (Timothy Foley and Mark G.
Sears) saloon, nw. cor East and Wash-
ington and nw. cor Broadway and Davis
Foley Robert, wines and liquors, ne. cor
Sixth and Stevenson
Foley Thos., livery stable, 1620 Pacific av
Foley Thos. cMahoney & Foley) r. 448 Na-
toma
Folger S. M., watchman Appraisers' Store,
r. 427 Hayes
Folsom A., carriage mnfr, 4 Spring, r. Sac-
ramento bet Devisadero and Broderick
Folsom Eugene H., woodworker with A.
Folsom, r. Sacramento bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Folsom John, housesmover, 2815 Mission
Fonroche Pierre B. (Herteman& Fonroche)
r. California Hotel
Fontana G., watchmkr, 423 Washington, rm
15, r. Alabama bet 23d and 24th
Fontana M. J. (C. M. Volkman & Co.) r.
West Oakland
Forbes C. F., physician, 417 Bush
Forbes J. A. jr., interpreter, 330 Pine, r. 532
Green
Forbes John P., commission stock broker,
323 California, r. 428 Geary
Ford Thos., horseshoer, 105 First, r. ws.
Steiner bet Ellis and Eddy
Forderer & Hunter (Joseph F. Forderer and
James Hunter jr.) mnfrs galvanized
ironwork and tin roofers, 226 Mission
Forderer Joseph F. (Forderer <fe Hunter) r.
1413 Jackson
Forest Shooting Gallery, David P. Smith
propi-, ne. cor New Mont and Minna
Fos Isidore (Abadie & Fos) r. 1510 Dupout
Fos Raymond, butcher, 819 Jackson, r. Vir-
ginia nr Washington
Fossette Edwin R., bkpr Wheeler & Wilson
Mnfg Co., r. 2050 Mission
Foster N. P., physician, 43 Second .
Fowler G. C., foreign and domestic coal,
413-415 Pacific, off 137 Post, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Fowler W. G. (Rowley & Fowler) r. 702 Cal
Fragley Martin, saloon, 542 First and 427>^
Pine, r. 307 Bryant
Franciskovich M., restaurant, 523 Davis, r.
1716 Stockton
Franck Geo., painter, 508 Hayes
Franck Geo. Mrs., dressmkr, 508 Hayes
Franco & Rennert (Chas. Franco and Fred.
Rennert) upholsterers, 1260 Market
Franco Chas. (Franco & Rennert) r. 614 Oc-
tavia
Frank Geo. P. (Frank Bros. & Co.) r. 846
Mission
Frank Henry, barber with A. Sandoval, r.
213 Third
Franklin John, money broker, 905 Kearny,
r. 502 Bush
Franklin M, J. (M. Marks & Co.) r. ws.
Sixth bet Bryant and Brannan
Franklin Savings and Building Association,
H. Pfersdorff see, 539 California
Frauza Jose, jeweler, 415% Davis
Frassi A. & Co. (A. Frassi) fresco painters,
2 Turk
Freeman & Wriu (Jacob Freeman and Mi-
chael Wrin) stoves, tinware and plumb-
ing, 326 Third
Freeman Albert A., draughtsman C. P. R. R.,
r. 636 Natoma
Freeman H., house and sign painter. 335
Sixth
Frese Hermann, shoemkr with Chas. Dietle,
237 Stevenson
Freud Jacob R. (M. Freud k Son) r. Nu-
cleus Hotel
Friedel Frederick, shoemkr, 12 Howard, r.
ws. Dolores bet 21st and 22d
Friedrich O. <fe M., 214 Bush, dissolved
Friedrich Otto, imp and shipping and com
nicht, 214 Bush
Friediein Wm., costumer, 34 Geary
Friesenhausen John A., painter, Devisadero
bet Bush and Sutter
Fromheim Wm. (Fromheim & Loewenson)
r. 210 Seventh
Frontiere & Bellemere, changed to A. Belle-
mere
Frost Frank (Cunningham, Frost & Gan-
non, 1. St. George Hotel
Fuchs Chas, musician, r. 12 Mint av
Fuglsang August C, brtdr with Timothy
O'SuUivan, r. 19 Montgomery av
Fuller & Co. (Wm. H. Fuller) employment
oft", 1 Fourth
Fuller B. G. (Potter, Fuller & Co.) r. 900
Van Ness av
Fuller C. H., dentist, 715 Clay, r. 722 Cal
Fuller John, saloon, 21 Pacific
iuiUer Wm. H. (Fuller & Co.) r. 20 Taylor
Fulton & Bullard, changed to J. M. Fulton
Fulton J. M., furniture, 511 Sixth
Funel Louise Mme., millinery, 310 Kearny,
rm 5
Furtado & Martin (Wm. A. Furtado and
Manuel Martin, barber, 423 Drumm
Furtado Wm. A. (Furtado <fe Martin) 423
Drumm
Gaillaid Joseph, brttlr -svilh A. F. Benard,
r. 8G8 Howard
Gallagher James J., propr Excelsior Iron
Works, 151-153 Beale, r. Dolores bet.
31st and 32d
Gallo B., Horist, 23G Sutter
Gallup James (Heath, Gallup & Co.) r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Gannon James (Cunningham, Frost & Gan-
non) r. St. George Hotel
Gardiner Baldwin, com. stock broker, 314
Jlontgomery, r. 2101 California
Gardiner F. M. Mrs., agt with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co.
Gardner Andrew, butcher, sc. cor. Clay and
Powell, r. Homestead House
Gardner George E., saloon, cor. Market and
Montgomery
Gardner Peyton' (Libby & Gardner) r. 139
Fourth
Gariboldi G. G., frescoer and decorator,
73-74 Nevada blk., r. St. James House
Garland Milton H., wholesale and retail con-
fectioner and manufr cough drops, 765
Mission and 828 Market, r. 591 Ellis
Garnsey Charles A., upholsterer, 335 Third
Garret Jacques, restaurant, 531 Fourth
Garrett J. H. C, elk with John Mc^illop <fe
Co.
Garrick & Trapier (\Vm. J. Garrick and W.
S. Trapier) saloon, 1723 Market
GaiTick Michael, carriage and wagon makr.,
se. cor. Washington and Drumm, r. 815
Folsoni
Garrick Wm. J., (Garrick & Trapier) r.
1723 Market
Garth W. L., elk with Farusworth & Claa-k,
209 Sansome
Garvey John, tinsmith with Chas. Brown,
r.'335 O'Farrel
Garziglia A. (G. Beretta & Co.) r. 928 Mont.
Gates Horace & Co. (Horace Gates, John
Bolts and Carsten Joost) prnprs Eagle
Coffee, Spice and Drug Mills, 8-10 Stev
Gates Horace (Horace Gates & Co.) r. 547
Mission
Gath Frederick, fringe and tassel mkr., r.
sw. cor. Kearny and California
Gaugel J-jeo, shoemkr, se. cor. Minna and
Third, r. Helvetia Hotel
Gavin & McDermott (John Gavin and Ber-
nard McDermolt)groceries, 132 Elevu'th
Gavin Domiuick, boots and shoes, 131 Sixth
Ga\-in John (Gavin <fc McDermott) 132
Eleventh
Gefken Kichard, groceries atd Hquois, se.
cor. Bryant and Eighth, r. cor. Ninth
and Brauuan
Gehen Mary, (widow) branch bakery, 1050
Howard
Gehret Sophie, imp.* French corsets, 120
O'Farrell
Geier M. Mrs., stamping and embroidery,
1220 Powell
Geitner George, shoemkr., 2005 Folsom
George Bernhard, bootmaker, 44 Geary
George John, candymaker with T. C. Hoff-
man & Co., r. 918 Folsoni
George J. V., books and stationery, nw. cor.
Bush and Polk
Germon A. & Co., shingles and lumber, 13
Spear
Gerran John, bkpr with H. T. Holmes &
Co., r. 711 Howard
Gessler Frank, elk with Fred. Gessler, r.
ne. cor. McAllister and Buchanan
Gessler Frederick, butcher, ne. cor. McAllis-
ter and Buchanan
Gethin Edward B., propr North Point Ware-
house, ne. cor. Lombard and Sansome,
r. 702 Sutter
Getz Bros. & Co., (Joseph and Louis Getz
and S. Rosenlield) whol provision and
com mchts, and agts Alvarado Salt
Works, nw. cor. Sacramento and Front
Ghilardi L., fancy goods, 635 Market
Ghirardelli &Danzel (D. Ghirardelli and G.
Danzel) coffee and spice manufrs., 415-
417 Jackson
Ghirardelli D., coffee and spice manufrs.,
changed to Ghirardelli & Dauzel, 415.
417 Jackson
Giannini Giacomo, saloon, 627 Pacific
Giannini P. A., watches, 5^.^ Kearny, r. 315
Ivy
Gibbs Charles H., barber, 542 California,
r. 930 Clay
Giblin Timothy, grocery, so. cor. Mason
and Sacramento
Gibson E. M., atty-at-law, t'.OG Mont-
gomei'y, rm 16, r. Oakland
Gier Ernst, saloon, 68 First
Giesen <fc Paulsen (Wm. Gieseu and Julius
Paiilsen) saloon, se. cor Mission and
Fourth
Giesen Wm. (Giesen &, Paulsen) r. 257
Minna
Gilbert & Hunter (A. C, Gilbert and Wm. B.
Huntf-r) real estate and gen business
agts, 224 Montgomery
Gilbert A. B., manager Avith C. W. Monrow
vt Co., 211 Clay
Gilbert A. C. (Gilbert .t Hunter) r. Alameda
Gilhooly Thos., butcher,^ r. 14th av, S. S. F.
Gilraan'Chae. H. (Haycock & Co.) r. 725
Bush
Gilmau M. J. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley
Primary School r. 603 Buchanan
Giovanni Antonio, wood and coal, changed
to Pracidio Perpoli & Co., 608 Broad wy
Gladding Geo. L., bkpr with Gladding, Mc-
Bean & Co., r. 322 Fremont
Glass & Schloss (Sam Glass and Solomon
Schloss) dry goods, 1315 Stockton
Glass S. & Co., dry goods, changed to Glass
& Schloss, 1315 Stockton
Glass Sam (Glass & SchloBs) r. 1315 Stock
Gleim John E., fancy goods, 116 Post
Globe Gan L.iglit Co. of CaliFor-
nia. I. W. Knox pres, J. B. Meeks sec,
238 Montgomery
Ghieck G. (C. Spiegel & Co.) r. 5 Park av
Goddard & Co., changed to Rankin, Bray-
ton & Co.
Godsil John (Lewis & Godsil) r. 28 Pearl
Goedecke Louis, biitcher, 1322 Dupont, r.
1605 Dnpont
Goetjeu Bros. (Henry and Chas. Goetjen)
groceries, sw. cor Clay and Stockton
Goetjen Chas. (Goetjen Bros.) r. 2001 Pow
Goetjen Henry (Goetjen Bros.) r. sw. cor
Clay and Stockton
Gold Gulch Gravel Mining Co. (Mendocino
CO. Cal.) B. H. Brooks sec, 315 Califor-
nia, rm 17
Golden Chariot Mining Co. (Owyhee co.
Idaho) J. T. McGeoghegan sec, rm 22,
Merchants' Exchange
Golden Gate Laundry, May &: Bach proprs,
1721 Market
Golden Gate Plaster Mills, Lucas & Co.
proprs, 215-217 Main
Goldman A., gen repairer broken articles,
1520 Polk
Goldman Bernard, hairworker, 9 Geary, rm 11
Goldman Place, bet 16th and 17th, from
Mission southeast
Goldsmith Lion, gents' furnishing and fancy
goods, '215 Third
Goldstein Jacob H. (Jonasson & Goldstein)
r. 11 Seventh
Goldstone M. & Co. (M. Goldstone and Sol-
oman Isaacs) poultry, 55-56 Cal Market
Goldstone M. (M. Goldstone & Co.) r. 451%
Jessie
Golly John B. & Co. (John B. Golly) pubs,
booksellers and imps, 31 Kearny
Gonella D. & Co. (Dominique Gonella) sa-
loon, 821 Montgomery
Gonella Dominique (D. Gonella & Co.) r.
cor Hinckley and Kearny
Gonzalez Manuel E., cigars and tobacco,
1508 Stockton, r. 528 Green
Goodell May L., artist, 720 Market
Gordon Robert, elk with Haight & Taylor, r.
913 Howard
Gorla Peter (Gorla & Grandi) r. 419% Fil-
bert
Gorlift «fc Grancli (Peter Gorla and Sal-
vatore Grandi) proprs Helvetia Hall,
304 'i Montgomery av
Gorman John (Hickey & Gorman) r. 27
Rousch
Gorman John P., furniture, 1715 Mission, r.
1325 Minna
Gottlob Max, saloon, 28 G)ary, r. 1139%
Folsom
Gougeon F. X., carptr and builder, 741 Mis
Gough John, groceries, 1121 Folsom andnw.
cor Bryant and Dora
Gove J. D., elk with Standard Bag Factory,
r. Oakland
2
Gove J. H., supt Standard Bay Factory, r.
Oakland
Gower Samuel J. (Haycock & Co.) r. Fruit
Vale
Graham Geo. (Green & Graham) *. 2246
Mission
Graham Marcellus A., machinist, 23 Stev
Graham William C, machinist, 23 Stevenson
Gramfort Ferdinand, tailor, 147 Post
Grancourt & Scipio (J. B. Grancourt and
Edwd Scipio) confectionery, 1419 Stock
Grancourt J. B. (Grancourt & Scipio) r.
719% Green
Grandi Salvatore (Gorla &, Grandi) r. 419%
Filbert
Graves A. 51., groceries, 1721 Howard
Gray Dudley M. (Ralston & Gray) r. 1616
Jessie
Gray John, real estate, 720 Market, r. 215
Kearny
Green & Graham (Virgil Green and Geo.
Graham) fruits, 2246 Mission
Green John C, coffee saloon, 8 Jackson
Green Samuel S (Blass & Green) r. 710%
Tehama
Green Virgil (Green & Graham) r. 2246
Mission
Greene «fe Co. (Clay M. and Harry A.
Greene and E. W. Bach) stock brokers,
314 Montgomery, rms 4-5
Greene & Pillsbury (W. E. Greene and E.
S. Pillsbury) attys-at-law, 420 Cal
Greene ^V. E. (Greene & Pillsbury) atty-at-
law, 420 California, r. Mansion House,
Oakland
Gregory H. P. & Co. (Henry P. and S. W.
Gregory) proprs Pacific Machinery De-
pot, June California and Market
Gregory Wm. F. (Steiger, Gregory &: Bush-
man) r. 126 Mission
GrifRn John D., boatbuilder, 237 Steuart, r.
238 Steuart
Griffin M. G. (Blass & Griffin) r. 14 Geary
Griffith E. M.. physician, 1701 Stockton
Griffiths David T., propr Wright's Hotel,
218 Broadway
Griffiths Henry H. (Griffiths, Worrall & Co.)
r. 9 Geary
Griffiths, Worrall & Co. (H. H. Griffiths, J.
Worrall and R. Collins) real estate, 9
Geary, rm 10
Grimes Geo. C, shoemkr, 187 Jessie
Grimm Adolph, roofer and plumber, 230
Montgomery av, r. 824 Vallejo
Grogan Malachi, groceries and liquors, 1120
Harrison
Grosskinsky Philip, saloon, 46 Steuart
Grosso Constantino, carriagemkr and black-
smith, 31 Clark, r. Oakland
Groth David, groceries, nw. cor Sutter and
Webster
Grove Harry, shoemkr, 800 Third
Gruenberg Max & Co., now I. W. Wedeles
Gruenwald Mathias, saloon, 824 Pacific
Guillon Emile, boarding, 132 Pacific
Gtiion Geo. \V., hardware and mechanics'
tools, C'22 Market
Guirey William €!.. i'e>^^e||^a^ and
mining sec, 240 MontgoinTry, rni 6, r.
Cotmopolitan Hotel
Giiikierson Cb*is., seaman, r. 250 Spear
Gnilllach Frederick (^Finck & Gundlach) r.
428 Brojidway
Gii.idlacli J. A Co. (Jacob Gundlach,
Chas. Bundschit and James Smith) imp
and wholesale liqiiors, California wines
and brandies, se. cor Second and Markt
Gundlach Jacob (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125
Chestnut
Gntheil C. E.. draftsman U. S. Lighthouse
Engineer, r. 120 Sutter, rm 20 '
JH
Haa^ CJeorge A Co. (Geo. Haas and
Wm. Gruenhagen ') confectioners, 20
Kearny
Haas Jacob, Ligarmkr, 19 >2 Dupont, r. 10
T'aylor
Hackett Edward, chief wharfinger ofiE Pacific-
•t Wharf, r. Oakland
-HacMett Frank M., dentist, 126 Kearnv. rms
70-11, r. 1238 Bush
Had y & Northam, dis.solved
Hat ley D. Ij., dealers wood, coal, hay
and grain, nw. cor Pierce and Eddv, r.
109 Pierce
Haflf; er G. W., engraver, 9 Gearv, rm 1-1, r.
x305 Stockton
Hageman Geo. (Hageman & Haquette) r. 8
?Iunroe
Hagen J. J., tailor, 625 Nineteenth
Hager Geo., saloon, r. 225 Clay
Hagi ^ James D., mining engineer, 240
Montgomery, rm 8, r. 1315 Hyde
HahJ H. Mrs., ladies' and gent's furnish-
ing goods, 124 Kear, r. 202 Van Ness av
Hahn Rudolph H., dk with Fr. Putzman,
1 2128 Howard
Hale|W. E. &Co. (W. E. Hale) stockbroker,
2/D9 Sansome
IIal>9 William jr., atty-at-law, 620
Washington, rms 25-26, r. 1622 Jackson
Halers John D. (Poatel & Co.) r. sw. cor
Valencia and 23d
Haley J-'^^s caniagemkr, r. 1723 Leav
Hall A Co. (Eobert Hall and John Brod-
erick) proprs Svea Saloon, 423 Kearny
Hall Francis, leather and shoe findings, 322
Washington, r. 4 Burritt pi
Hall Henry L., agt Overland E. K.. 138
Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Hall J. V. (Hall & Kelshaw) r. 1711 Bu-
chanan
Hall Robert ^Hall & Co.) r. 621 Cal
Hall Robert, cigars and tobacco, 1128% Fol
Hall S. H., American Siirgery and Dis-
pensary, 411 Kearny
Hamilton F*. E. Mrs. (Phillips & Hamilton)
r. 162 First
Hamilton Joseph, harness and saddlery (and
Hamilton ,Sr Fry) 401 Third
Hammer F. H. (John Ziegenbein k Co.) r.
710 Grove
Hammer John Frank, salesman with John
iSegenbein A: Co., r. Oakland
Hammond Wiii., operator American District
Tel. Co., r. 1133 Clay
Handy Joseph, bkpr with L. N. Handy &
Co., r. 243 Perry
Handy Lucien N. (L. N. liandv ir Co.) r.
243 Perry
Hanly CJe'o. T. A Co. (Geo. T. Han-
iy) imp teas and com mchts, 402 Front,
whol and ret groceries, 922 Market, and
teas, coffee, etc., se. corMis and Sixth
Hannigan J. W,, money broker, 818 Market,
r. 412 J ones
Hansen Christian, bookseller and stationer,
changed to SVhitwell A: Beard, 203%
Montgomery av
Haiiseu W., porter with Dodge, Sweeney «t
Co., r. 1934^J Mission
Hanson Chas. H. (Hanson i: Bro.) r. 536
Washington
Haquette Erne.st (Hageman <k Haquette) r.
317 Geary
Harbeck Theodore, dk with Tamm & Fink,
r. 149 Post
Hardcastle Geo., dentist, 10 OTarrell
Harding Samuel C, collection office, 800
Montgomery, r. 1415 Taylor
Harmsori Louis (Toedt & Harmon) r. sw.
cor Jackson and Davis
Harned A Pope (Jacob A. M. Harned
and AVm. H. Pope) real ostate agts, 109
Montgomery
Harned Jacob A. M. (Harned A' Pope) r.
109 Montgomery
Harrington James J., elk with D. H. Twing
k Co., r. 18 Verona pi
Harrington W. B., editor Commercial News
and Shipping List, r. 1109 Pine
Harris Edward J., saloon. 111 Second
Harris Henry, tailor, 329 Third
Harris J. Ham, agt hmd dept University of
California, 728 Montgomery r. Oakland
Harris Michael, r. 319 Pacific
Harrisburg S. M. Co., A. F. Walcott sec,
419 California, rm 12
Harrison & Mackenzie (Wm. H. Harrison
and D. L. Mackenzie) cloaks, suits and
ladies' furnishing, 2 New Montgomery
Harrison Wm. H. (Harrison <t Mackenzie)
2 New Montgomery
Hart <fe McLean (Richard C. Hart and Ken-
neth Mcljcan) locksmiths and bellhang-
ers, 26 Montgomery av
Hart Alfred, artist, 232 Sutter, r. 1050 How
Hart Richard C. (Hart & McLean) r. 442
Minna
Hart Win. H. H., stockbroker, 430 Mont-
gomery, r. 1018 Vallejo
Hartman Morris (S. Hartman & Bro.) r. 471
Stockton
Hartihauii £«lwar(l. jr.. fresco
painter, r. '22 First av
Hartmann I., r. 119 Sixth
Hartmann M. Mrs., crockery and tinware,
IIP Sixth
Hartter Lonis, groceries, 540 Market, r. 1707
Howard
Harvey L. G., cashier Farmers' and Me-
chanics' Savings Bank, r. 1311 Cal
Harwood S. S., physician, 13 Powell
Haseltine R. E., elk with A. A. Haseltine, r.
19 Clara
Haskell D. H., real estate agt and atty-at-
law C. P. R. R., cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. 2512 Sacramento
Haslinger John, barber, 1218 Stockton, r.
15 John
Hass Charles H., groceries, aw. cor
Mason and O'Farrell
Hatch T. H. (H. Logan & Co.) r. 811 Hyde
Hattie & Co. (John C. Hattie and Joseph C.
White) fruits, candies and varieties,
342 Third
Hattie John C. (Hattie & Co.) r. 342 Third
Hauerkin Geo. H., elk with Hy. Plage, r.
nw. cor Post and Taylor
Hausman F. H., gen com mcht, 318 Front,
r. 9 South Park
Haussler Leonard F.. carptr and cabinetmkr,
231 Jackson, r. 1116 Broadway
Hawes B.C., insurance broker, 323 Califor-
nia, r. 110 Hyde
HaweN Oliver, insurance agt, 323 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Haycock Judson, attv-at-law, 622 Clay, rm
21, r. Palace Ho'tel
Hayden & Convey, butchers, 1901 Hyde,
changed to Mclnerney «fe Convey
Hayden, Liiicoln <fc Co., changed to Lincoln
&Co.
Hayne Wm. Alston, elk with Standard Soap
Co., r. 737 Pine
Hazard & Sayles (Rowland R. Hazard and
Rufus E. Sayles) laundry supplies, 609
Mission
Hazard Powder Co., Thos. H. Selby & Co.
agts, 116-118 California
Hazard Rowland R. (Hazard & Sayles) r.
719 Hayes
Heald I. A., modelmkr and machinist, 514
Commercial
Healey D. A., boots and shoes, 848 Market,
r. 104 Powell
Healy J., physician, 11 Kearny
Healy Patrick, whol liquors, oft" and res 2209
Powell
Healy Wm. F., furniture, 534 Sixteenth
Heath Nathaniel, mining supt, 302 Mont-
gomery, rm 4, r. 16 Stockton
Hebrew (The) (weekly) Philo Jacoby prop,
612 Commercial
Heckmann Henry, saloon, 37 Second
Heeder John, r. 210 Chestnut
Hee:]-v .T F (^' -n Bonn. Henck &r Hegler)
r. 222 Haight
Heidhoft' Albert H., groceries and liquors,
nw. cor Eddy and Anna
Heigh John, restaurant, 704 Mission, r. 686
Mission,
Heil Constantin (Schenk & Heil) r. sw. cor
Clay and Drumm
Heilmann James H., saloon, 708 Brannan
and 16 Jackson, r. 708 Brannan
Heim Franz, boots and shoes, 20 Dupont, r.
108 William
Heine Peter, saloon and restaurant, se. cor
Battery and Filbert, r. 2 Midway
Heineman Henry S., cigars and tobacco, 647
Pacific, r. 1137 Pacific
Heinrich Rudolph, cigars and tobacco, 124
Fourth, r. 812 Folsom
Heins J. H., propr Heins' Hotel, 30 Clay
Heirs Jacob, notions and tobacco, 142
Eighth
Heise Chas. E. (Chas. Baum) r. 1020 Val-
lejo
Heitmann Alwine, saloon, 230 Mont av
Heitmann Bros. (John and Henry Heit-
mann) groceries and liquors, sw. cor
Spear and Folsom
Heitmann Henry (Heitmann Bros.) i. sw.
cor Spear and Folsom
Heitmann John (Heitmann Bros.) r. sw.
cor Spear and Folsom *
Helke Chas., saddler, 618 Mission, f 951
Mission
Helmkeu Chas. (Venker & Hehnken) ■. 442
Broadway
Hencken C. & Co. (C. Hencken and Wm.
Emmer) groceries, nw. cor Fourtii and
Clementina
Hencken C. (C. Hencken iV Co. ) r. sw. cor
Mission and 19th i
Henderson E. A., salesman vith Mrrison,
Hutchinson & Co., r. Occidental lotel
Hendrickson Samuel D., propr Novelty Wood
Works, sw. cor Mission and Fr» mont,
and carriage mnfry and r. 658 M'ssion
Hendrie Bros. (W. C. and E. B. Heiidrie)
mining brokers, 16 Stevenson bid j
Heiitly Joshua, ninfr ore feedei i, and
dealer all kinds machinery an i ma-
chinists' tools, ue. cor Mission ai d Fre-
mont, r. 115 Fifth
Henke Hermann, elk with D. H. Hi] 'en. r.
nw. cor Pine and Larkin
Henrietta Gravel M. Co. (Butte Co. Cal.)
Joseph F. Atwell sec, 309 California
rms 8-9
Henriksen B. E., architect with P. Hueme,
328 Kearny
Henry D. W.. dealer and imp music
boxes, 226 O'Farrell
Henry J. W., wood and coal, changed to
O'Brien & O'Keefe, 1623 Powell
Hentz & CarBon, shooting gallery, changed
to David P. Smith, cor New Montgom-
ery and Minna
Hentz Augustus H., cartridge mnfr, ne. cor
Minna and New Mont, r. 29 Second
Herkenham & Stafl'elbach, (Chas.
Herkenham and Edward Staffelbach)
saloon, 108 Steuart
Herkenham Chas. (Herkenham & Staffel-
bach) r. 108 Steuart
Hermann Theodore (Theodore Hermann &
Co.) r. 630 Washington
Herring Thos. A., correspondent Dramatic
News, r. 1007 Minna
Herrmaun C, mnfr and dealer hats and
caps, 402 Kearny, r. 1223% Bush
Herrinanu F. J., mining sec, 612 Com-
mercial, r. 923 Washington
Herteman &. Fonroche (Pierre B. Fonroche
and estate of E. Herteman) proprs Cal-
ifornia Hotel, 210 Montgomery av
Herzfelder Hermann, money broker, 777
Market, r. i60% Natoma
Hesthal W. J., mnfr neckties, 9 Geary, rm
15, r. 2750 Bush
Hetzel David, cigarmkr with Holling Bros.,
r. 311 Filbert
Heuirmann Fritz, saloon, 115 Jackson
Hewitt Frederick L., propr Hewitt Hotel,
247 S*;ond
Heye Eilert (Henry Heye & Bro.) r. 623
East
Heye Henry & Bro. (Henry and Eilert
Heye) saloon, 613 East
Heye Henry (Henry Haye & Bro.) r. 613
East
Hey wood Silas J. (Hey wood & Hendley) 23
Jessie bet Seventh and Eighth
Hickey «& Gormau (Jerome J. Hickey
and John Gormau) collectors and agts,
619 Merchant
Hickey Jerome J. (Hickey & Gorman) r. 540
Bryant
Hicks E. P., dealer patent articles, 912 Mar-
ket, r. 365 Jessie
Hicks Wm. B., carriagemkr, r. 552 Bryant
Higgins H. Y., tinner with C. H. Stomba &
Co., r. 306 Fourth
Hill & Runger (Christian C. Hill and Chris-
tian F. Eunger) saloon and boarding,
ne. cor Madden and Berry
Hill Christian C. (Hill & Runger) r. ne. cor
Madden and Berry
Hiller D. Albert, homoeopathic phy-
sician, 115 Kearny, rms 7-8, r. Grand
Hotel
Hinck Henry J,, groceries, so. cor El-
lis and Polk
Hinckley & Aldridge, mnfrs Magic Fluid
Polish, 150 New Montgomery
Hinckley Geo. E., physician and surgeon,
426 Kearny, r. Sebastopol, Sonoma Co.
Hink & Rohde, changed to Peter F. Rohde
Hinton W. M. & Co. (W. M. Hinton) print-
ers, 536 Clay
Hinrichs August, saloon, 701 Battery
Hinton W. M. (W. M. Hinton & Co.) r. 647
Folsom
Hinz August C. (W. Haker & Hinz) r. 926
McAllister
Hittenger Antone, fruits and vegetables, 707
Broadway
Hixson Edward T. (Dunbar & Hixson) r.
317 Ellis
Hixson Jasper M., com broker, 202 Wash-
ington, r. 317 Ellis •
Hixson, Justi & Co. (W. D. Hixson, Chas.
Justi and Wm. P. Anderson ) com
mchts, 202 Washington
Hixson W. D. (Hixson, Justi & Co.) r. 317
Ellis
Hoesch J. (Suss & Hoesch) r. 318 Taylor
Hoesch Wm., harnessmkr, 1145 Folsom, r.
425 Sixth
Hoffmann J., lithographer, 605 Montgom-
ery, r. 10 Medau pi
Hoffmann T. C. & Co. (T. C. Hoffmann)
steam candy works, 23 Stevenson, r.
Berkeley
Holbrook & Co., now Fuller & Co.
Holbrook C. B. jr., druggist, se. cor Market
and Ninth, r. 133 Gough
Holbrook, Merrill & Co. (Chas. Holbrook,
John F. and Chas. Merrill) whol dealers
tin, stoves and iron ware, 111-113 Cal-
ifornia and 17-19 Davis
Holden Joseph, aity-at-law, 200 Sansome, r.
1818 Market
Hoi jes John, groceries, 1019 Pacific and
nw. cor Folsom and Sixth
Holland ,t Bentham, dissolved
Hollander k Ericsen, now Bucking & Pilster
Holler & Schulz (Tony Holler and Fred
Schulz) saloon, 1036 Market
Holler Tony (Holler k Schulz) r. 435 Minna
Hollo way It. H., pub and propr The
Grocer and Country Merchant, 405
Front, r. Centennial House
Holmes Chas. H., wood engraver with Spirit
of the Times, r. 314 Bush
Hoist Wm., glass decorator, i5% Fremont,
r. 310 Fell
Holz Louis (Louis Holz & Co.) r. 614 Grove
Hooker C'has. 0.« capitalist, 302 Mont-
gomery, rm 14, r. 917 Bush
Hooker J. D., capitalist, 302 Montgom-
ery, rm 14, r. 822 Lombard
Hopken & Eggers, changed to Chas. Eggers
&Co.
Hopkins Chas. W., saloon, 437 Broadway
Hopkins W. C, saloon, 1829 Mission
Hoppe Reinhold, mnfr cutlery and edged
tools, 32 Fremont, r, 40 Minna
Horigan Cornelius, lab, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Horigan Michael J., plumber and gasfitter,
1517 Leavenworth, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Hornblower A Armstrong (F. A.
Hornblower and W. W. Armstrong)
stockbrokers, 330% Montgomery, Safe
Deposit Bldg
Hornblower Frederick A. ( Hornblower &
Armstroug) r. (521 Eddy
Horuer A., dairyman, 51 Sacramento
Horner John, fruits, 226 Fourth
HorsburghD. W., elk freight auditor's ofiSce,
r. AVorth Hoiise
Houghton F. T. & Co. (F. T. Houghton)
whol wood and willow ware, 10-12 Cal
Houghton R. E. (Stetson & Houghton) r.
Oakland
Houghton S. Chase, shorthand reporter, 21
U. S. Court Bldg, r. 316 Tenth, Oakland
Honsman John H. (R. Munk & Co.) r. 2504
Clay
Houston N. T., lieutenant U. S. N., r. 325
Ellis
Howard & Morse, Cal. Wire Works, off 6 Cal
Howard Bessie Mrs., shirtmkr, 724 Howard
Howcroft Albert H., elk with J. E. Smiley,
r. 172 Perry
Howell John H., brtdr with Bartlett & Chris-
ler, r. 514 Pine
Howell S. S., stockbroker, 415 Sansome, r.
East Oakland
Howlaud Benjamin F., photographer, 33
Third, r. 450 Guerrero
Howlaud Clarence A., photographer with H.
W. Vaughan, r. 317 Mason
Howland Edwin J., with Bishop's Direc-
tory, r. 626 Filbert
Howland E. S., shipping and com, 18 Mar-
ket, rm 9
Howland Rufus (R. Howland & Son) r.
1936 Mission
Hubback Edward T., elk with Ammon Cas-
pari & Co., r. Oakland
Hubbard Eugene A., imp office furniture
and mufrs agents, 515 Market
Hubbard J. H., elk with A. J. BoMJe, Jr..
r. 13 Van Ness Avenue
Hubbell Clark P., (Worster, Hubbell k Co.)
r. 218 Turk
Huger A Co., (L. P. Huger and C H.
Webber) general com mchts and whol
liquor dealers, 321 Sacramento
Huger & Cofl'ee, (L. P. Huger and F.
L. Coffee) cigars and tobacco, 319 Pine
Huger L. P. (Huger & Coffee and Huger &
Co.) r. Oakland
Hnghes «fe Brennen, (M. B. Hughes
and W. Brennen) wines and liquors,
135 Fourth
Hughes <t Curley, (John F. Hughes and
John Curley) groceries, nw. cor. 23d
and Alabama
Hughes John F. (Hughes & Curley) r. Brj'-
ant bet. 22d and 23d
Hughes J. R., boots and shoes, 13 Kearny,
r. 1934 Jessie
Hughes M. Mrs., branch bakery, 127 Seventh
Hughes M. B. (Hughes & Brennen) r. 19
Caroline
Hughes William, barber, r. 127 Seventh
Hulling Dominic, barber with Jacob Jacobs,
r. 621 California
Hulsmann Fred. H. (Wm. Hulsmann & Co.
and Hulsmann & Buttelmann) r. 2732
Mission
Hulsmann Wm. & Co. (Wm. and Fred. H.
Hulsmann) groceries, r. 1339 Pacific
Hulsmann Wm. (Wm. Hulsmann <fe Co.) r.
1339 Pacific
Humboldt Steamship Line, P. B. Cornwall,
propr, 123 California, rms 4-5 '
Humphrey P. H., physician, 324 Washing-
ton, r. 405 Turk
Hunter B. C, furniture, 1518 Polk
Hunter James & Co., changed to Forderer
& Hunter
Hunter James jr. (Forderer & Hunter) r.
226 Mission
Hunter Wm. B. (Gilbert & Hunter) r. 224
Montgomery
Huntzsch Moritz, groceries, nw. cor.
Fell and Octavia
Hurricane Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.)
J. D. Hooker, sec. 302 Mont, rm 14
Hutchinson & Mann (C. I. Hutchinson and
H. R. Maun) insurance agts, 314 Cal
Hutchinson C. I. (Hutchinson & Mann) r.
845 Mission
Hutchinson Ely I., atty-at-law. 620 Wash-
ington, rms 24-25, r. 845 Mission
Hutchinson, Mann & Smith, changed to
Hutchinson &, Mann
Hyatt T. H. jr., short-hand reporter, 614
Merchant, rm 27
Hyde F. A. (Sherman & Hyde, and Mullen
& Hyde) r. Alameda
Hj^man Bros., removed to 109 Sansome
Hyman H. W. (Hyman Bros.) r. 1220 Geary
Hyslop J. P. (Clark A Hyslop) r. 22 Mont
Imhaus E. S. Mrs., confectionery, se. cor.
Mission and 6th, r. 334 Seventh
Ind Wm. E., saloon, nw. cor. Steiner
and Turk ^
Ind Thomas, carptr, r. nw. cor. Steiner and
Turk
Ireland Wm. (Knudseu & Ireland) r. cor.
Geary and Taylor
Irwin A. C, sec Western Development Co.
r. 1219 Mission
Irwin Benoni, portrait painter, 120 Sutter,
rm 40, r. Oakland
Isaacs M., clothing, 731 Montgomery, r.
529 Tehama
Isaacs Samuel & Solomon, clothing, 417
Pacific
Isaacs Simon, elk with M. Goldstone & Co,
r. 812 Mason
Isaacs Solomon, (M. Goldstone & Co.) r.
eor. Mason and Jackson
Ish & Wilson, (Frank M. Ish and Emet W.
Wilson) attys-at-law, 408 California
Ish Frank M. (Ish & AVilson) atty-at-law,
408 California, r. sw. cor. Van Ness and
Sacramento
Isham E. B., r, 1632 Howard
Israel Isaac, crockery and glassware, 1804
Powell
Jacobs Charles (D. Jk C. Jacobs) r. Nucleus '
Hotel I
Jacobs D & C. (David and Charles Jacobs)
imp cigars and leaf tobacco, 211 Clay j
Jacobs David (D. & C. Jacobs) r. Nucleus j
Hotel ^ I
Jacobson C, saloon, 501 Davis ,
Jacoby — , telegraph of)erator W. U. T. Co., i
222 Sansome
Jaffe Louis, coal, changed to G. C. Fowler,
413-415 Pacific
Jallu Frank, baker, 304 Montgomery av
Janes Alfred, brtdr with F. Lohaus, r. 1
Washington
Jardim Arcenio T., goldsmith, 42 Jackson,
r. 24 3 i Washington
Jeffres Adam (F. L. Archibald & Co.) r. cor
Tyler and Buchanan
Jenkins <fc Co. (^G. C. Jenkins and H. K.
Dunbar) periodicals and stationery, 1104
Stockton
Jenkins & McLaughlin (Wm. Jenkins and
Wm. McLaughlin) oyster and chop
house, 1938 Mission
Jenkins G. C. (Jenkins <fe Co.) r. 1104 Stock
Jenkins Peter T., stationery, 538 Sixteenth
Jenkins Wm. (Jenkins ct McLaughlin) r. 12
Koudell pi
Jennie A. and Black Kock Mining Co.
(White Pine, Nev.) Joseph Tyson sec,
rm 22 Safe Deposit bldg
Jennings James, dk* ^rith J. C. Jennings, r.
1029 Pacific
Jennings Joseph C, agt Mnfrs Ins Co., 302
California, r. 1029 Pacific
Jessel E. A., auction and com incht, 808
Market, r. 121 Fifth
Jobson W. G., wood and coal, 511-513 Bush,
r. 402 Octavia
Johnson «fe Schule (Frederick Johnson and
F. A. Schule) mnfrs harness ornaments,
5 Post
Johnson Adolph, marble worker with J. L.
Tessler, r. 614 Laguna
Johnson Adolphus D.. shoemkr, 644 Mis
Johnson Albert, steward, r. 250 Spear
Johnson Andrew, saloon, 26 Washington
Johnson Annie, widow, bakery and confec-
tionery, 133% Ninth
Johnson August D., saloon, 232 First
Johnson David, saloon, 5 Commercial
Johnson Frederick (Johnson k Schule) 5
Post
Johnson J. H. (Russell, Johnson <fe Co.) r.
202 Sixth
Johnson Tlio$>. di Co. (Thos. Johnson
and Adolph Brandt) gioceries and liq-
uors, ne. cor Minna and Seventh
Johnson W. C. (Cameron & Johnson) r.
311 Turk
Johnston J. B. (Mosebach & Johnston) r.
117 Park av
Jones & Thomas (Philip Jones and J. W.
Thomas) groceries and liquors, se. cor
Seventh and Natoma
Jones DeWitt Clinton (Bennett & Jones)
atty-at-law, 213-215 Sansome, rm 12, j.
504 Franklin
Jones Harrison, harness and saddles, 39
Eddy, r. 209 Thirteenth
Jones Jasper J., entry elk with Grangers'
Business Association, r. 1012 Mont
Jones Martin, mining, 330 Pine, rm 5, r.
1763 Howard
Jones Philip (Jones & Thomas) r. Belmont
House
Joost Carsteu (Horace Gates &■ Co. ) r. 605
Fell
Joost Henry (M. Joost & Bro.) r. 701 Mc-
Allister
Joost Martin {M. Joost & Bro.) r. 321 O'Far
Joost M. & Bro. (Martin and Henry Joost)
groceries, 701 McAllister
Jordono Michele (^Giovanni Pezzolo & Co.)
r. 1234 Dupout
Joseph Vecci, tailor, 808 Sansome
Josselyn Benj. F., physician, 618 Sacra-
mento, r. 929 McAllister
Joubert Peter, French laundrj', 1514 Poik
Jovovich Lazor, coffee saloon, 100 Jackson
Joyce Edmond, livery stable, 721 Mission
Joyce Michael J., collector with Samuel C.
Harding, r. American Exchange Hotel
Judd E. D., shipping elk with Eankin, Bray-
ton A: Co., r. 704 Dolores
Judd Susan, widow, r. 704 Dolores
Judd T. H., elk with Rankin, Bray ton k
Co., V. 704 Dolores
Judge Patrick, saloon, 204 First
Juillerat A. E. (.M.J. Paillard * Co.) r. 418
Post
Justi Chas. (Hixson, Justi & Co.) r. 716
Grove
Kahn Aaron, butcher, se. cor McAllister and
Laguna. r. 824 Laguna
Kaiser John, inop Mason-st House, 2125
Mason
Kain P. J., saloon, changed to Wm. Mehary,
sw. cor Stevenson and Second
Kammitter Joseph (Kammltter & Brune) r.
1422 Devisadero
Kamna & Puckhaber, gioceries, changed to
Henry Baruth, 1900 Mission
Karstens Chas. P., groceries, ne. cor San-
some and Jackson, r. sw. cor Green and
Montgomery
Kasper Jacob, glass, putty and picture^, 721
Broadwaj-
Katz E., life ins agt, 121 Montgomery, r. 21
Glen Park av
Kavanah tS: Gaviu, grooevies, changed to
Ga\'in & McDermott, 132 Eleventh
Kayser & Klose (Fred. Kayser and
Philipp Klosc> props Turk-st Hotel, 22
-24 Turk
Kayser Frederick fKavser Xr Klose) r. 22-24
Turk
Kearney P. A., druggist, sw. cor Folsom
and First, r. 517 Folsom
Keefe & McNaniura, changed to Keefe <fe
Wiman
Keefe & Wiman (Daniel Keeie and Wui.
Wiman) produce com. 104 Clay
Keefe Daniel (Keefe it Wiman) r. 1301
Broadway
Keefe E. W-, printer, 423 Washington, r.
932 Pacific
Kelioe John W., butcher, 20 Seventh
and 117 Ninth, r. cor Ninth and Stev
Keirby Daniel, saloon, 504 Third
Kelleher A., vocal music teacher, r. 131
O'Farrell
Kellogg B. S., miuiu!^ sec. 2lH California, r.
26% Kearny
Kells Robert H., carptr, '539 California, r.
lilo Jones
Kelly Marv Miss, milliner with Mme. Funel,
r. 309' O'Farrell
Kelly A Robert!!* (John W. Kelly and
Wm. H. Roberts) wines and lir^uors, sw.
cor Fifth and Natoma
Kelly John (Kelly & Burns) r. 35% Perry
Kelsey Melville, insurance agt, 13 Merchants'
Exchange, r. Oakland
Kelshaw Joseph (Hall & Kolshaw) r. 1722
Jessie
Kemm Joseph, gen business agt, 402 Mont-
gomery, rm 28
Kendall Geo. W., money broker, 912 Mar-
ket, r. 715 Howard
Kendall Joseph R., capitalist, rm 22 Safe
Deposit bldg, r. Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
Keuelly E., uiiuing, 330 Pine, rm 5, r.
1010 Filbert
Kennedy Michael, saloon, 213 Davis, r. Sec-
, oud bet Howard and Folsom
Kenny B. J., restaurant, 89-90 Centre Mkt,
r. 562% Natoma
Kenny John S. (Kenny & Sheahan) r. 318
Clementina
Kenny K., real estate and gen business agt,
22 Kearny, r. 373 Jessie
Kentuck Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) J.
W. Pew, sec, 419 California, rm 4
Keogh James R., r. 433 Geary
Kerr Walter M., civil and topographical
engineer, 415 Pino
Keser &, Kiefer (Fred. Keser and Philip
Kiefer) barbers, 29 Geary
Kibbe Calvin, sawyer with D. A. Mrcdouald
& Co., r. 250 Spear
Kidd Leonard W., jjressman with Russell,
Gibson & Co., r. es. Shotwell bet 19th
and 20th
Kidwell John (Caldwell &. Co.) r. sw. cor
Hyde and Tyler
Kierski John S., book and job printer, 417
Bush
Kihn E. (Scherf & Co.) r. Branuan nr Fifth
Kilbourn Wm. W., druggist with M. M.
Wark, 61 Second
King Cameron H. (King & Rodgers) atty-
at-law, r. 1831 Howard
King, Lee & Co., imps China and Japan
fancy goods, 410 Kearny
King Philip, barber, 323 Pacific, r. 321
Green
Kinne T. H., groceries, nw. cor Oak and
Octavia
Kinney M. J. & X. W., proprs Salem Flour-
ing Mills (Salem, Or.) off 22 California
Kinsley J. W. & Co. ^J. W. Kinsley and
W. H. Bingham) general insurance agts,
301 Sansome
Kinsley J. W. (J. W. Kinsley & Co.) res
1503 Taylor
Kip James, mining, 314 Montgomery, rm 6
Kipp J. G., carptr and builder, 426 Hayes
Kipps A. K., artist, 37 Second
Kirchner Fred. & Co. (Fred. Kirchner)
fruits, 56 Second
Kirchner Fred. (Fred. Kirchner & Co.) r.
269 J^ Clara
Kirchner Hermann, pi-opr Mason-st Hoxise,
changed to John Kaiser, 2125 Mason
KisfTy S., physician, 54 Third
Klein August (Bemmerer & Klein) r. 33
Jessie
Klein Bernhardt, groceries, se. cor 17th and
Cajjp
Kleinschmidt William, saloon, 5 Berry
Kleyer Ernest, elk with John A. Bauer, r;
r. 101 Post
Kline Abraham, fancy goods, 724 Market,
r. 27 Geary
Klose Philipp (Kayser & Klose) r. 24 Turk
JCnapp & Eagan (W. Aug. Kuapp and Geo.
L. Eagan) patent stones, 240>Montgom-
ery, rm 6
KnapiJ Albert (O'Brien & Knapp) r. se. cor
Fourth and Howard
Knapp W. Aug. (Knapp & Eagan) r. Mer-
cantile Library bldg, rm 4
Knewing Frederick & Co. (Fred. Knewing)
imps Minton's tiles, 120 Sutter, rm 27
Knight E. D., corresponding elk U. S. Sur-
veyor General's office, res 1513 Powell
Knoche Henry, groceries, 423 Third and 118
Second, r. 118 Perry
Knoop Bro»«. (Diedrich and John Knoop)
groceries, ne. cor Page and Octavia
Knoop*Diedrich (Knoop Bros.) r. ne. cor
Page and Octavia
Knoop John (Knoop Bros.) r. ne. cor Page
and Octavia
Knowles Geo. B. (Geo. B. Knowles «fe Son
and Pease, Wetmore & Co. ) r. 909 Taylor
Knowles Edwin L. (Geo. B. Knowles & Son
and Pease, Wetmore & Co.) r. 909 Taylor
Knudseii it Ireland (J..Kliudseu and Wm.
Ireland) mdae brokers, 123 Cal, rm 29
Knudsen J. (Knudsen & Ireland) r. 816
Jackson
Koch Fred. (Seeba & Co.) r. sw. cor 24th
and Howard
Koeuig Godfrey, r. 1236 Market
Koenigsberg Wui., cigars and tobacco, 607
Davis
Kohlman Saul, stoves and tinware, 761
, Market
Eohn Henry, groceries, 408 Folsom, r. 309
Fremont
Kohn Joseph, stockbroker, 4 Stevenson bldg,
r. 109 Grovo
Komninn Geo., barber with Gqo. Nicholas,
r. 37 Sacramento
Korsvig Thos. (Olson & Korsvig and Schoo-
ner & Korsvig) r. 813 Montgomery
Kosta Samuel, restaurrtnt. 224 Sixth
Kowald Eugene, bootblack, r. 213 Third
Kowalsky Edward, saloon, 627 Davis, r. 27
Alta
Kraker Joseph, elk with Deunery k Baum, r.
651 Folsom
Kramer John, butcher with Joseph Shanzer
Kranovellich Vincent, restaurant, 1204 Stock-
ton, r. Stockton bet Yullejo and Bdwuy
Kreliiig J. F., propr Tivoli Gardens,
nw. cor Stockton and Sutter
Krohn John & Co., dissolved
Krone A., clerk with Gardiner & Hooker,
r. Occidental Lodging House
Kroos & Lieth (John C. Kroos and Nicholas
Lieth) saloons, se. cor Kearny and Pine
and 115 Fourth
Kroos John C. (Kroos & Lieth) r. 522 Pine
Kuche C, saloon, 530 Pacific
Knck A Seng.stacke (D. Kuck and A.
Sengstacke) groceries and liquors, 520
Pine and ne. cor Mason and Francisco
Kuck Diedrick (Kuck <Sr Sengstacke) r. 216
Francisco, rear
Kuck Johij, brtdr with Joseph Spanier, r.
9 St. Mary's pi
Kuhling Anton, toolmkr, ue. cor Fifth and
Brannan, r. 732 Harrison
Kuhu Rufus A., elk gen supt's oflfice C. P.
R. R., r. Occidental Hotel
Kurz Louis, bakery, 215 Second
Label &, Kirchuer, fruit, changed to Fred
Kirchner <k Co., 56 Second
littdd P. B., atty-at-law, 637 Kearny, r.
616 Taylor
Lady Bryan M. Co., Wm. McClintock sec,
330 Pine, rm 5
LaflfertyB. F., saloon, 311 Fifth
Lake & McKoon (Delos Lake and Hasmer
P. McKoon) attys-at-law, 213-215 San-
some, r. cor Leavenworth and Yallejo
Lake Benj. (Maclean & Lake) r. 1424 Clay
Lake Chas. S. (Duerrer & Lake) r. 1424 Clay
Lake Delos (Lake tV: McKoon) atty-at-law,
213-215 Sansome, r. cor Yallejo and
Leavenworth
Lamb Wm. H., salesman with J. A. Folger
& Co., r. 614 Fell
Lambke Louis, bkpr with W. Pero, r. 835
Vallejo
Lamont K. Mrs., dressmkr, 767 Mission
Land Department University of California,
J. Ham Harris agt, 728 Montgomery
Landenburger Louis, saloon, 1725 Mission
Land.'^berger Isidor (I. Landsber'ger & Co.)
r. 519 McAllister *
Lane A., assayer, 618 Merchant r. Webster
bet Lombard and Chestnut
Lane James J., saloon, 1317 Mission
Lang Sz Co., changed to Geo. Lang, 8-10
Morton
Lang Gi;o., whol native wines and lifiuors
8-10 Morton, r. 119 Ellis
Lange Fred A., saloon, 163 Jsssie
Lange P. N., saloon, 216 Townsend
Langer lliidolph, bkpr with Chas. Brown, r.
227 Second
Langham Chas. E., salesman with M. J.
Isaacs & Co., r. 813 Twentieth
Lasker & Wolf (Julius Lasker and Emil
Wolf) mirrors, pictures and mouldings,
111 Post
Lassen Co. Land and Flume Co., Henry
Toomy sec. Safe Dejjosit bldg, rm 24
Lau Albert H., r. 2215 Larkin
Lauricella M. (Lauricella tt Cassio) r. 1423
Dupont '
Lauterbach & Sijjpel (John Lauterbach and
Frank E. Sippel .saloon, ne. cor Sutter
and Dupont
Lauterbach John (Lauterbach & Sippel) r.
250 Sutter
Lautermilch L., mnfr shirts, 9 Geary.rm 14,
r. 1325 Sacramento
Laveau Louis, butcher with Louis C. Schus-
sler, r. 1343 Dupont
Laventhal Samuel, clothing 54 Third, gent's
furnishing goods, 60 Third, r. 417 Hyde
Lavilla R., groceries, 1438 Pacitie, and bkpr
with A. Giorgiani, r. cor Illinois and 19th
Lawrence — , saloon, 9 Stevenson
Lawson W. A., books and st.itionery, 2y,
Sixth
Leathers Joseph, boat builder, r. 250 Spear
Leathers Richard, boat builder, r. 250 Spear
Leavitt Allen, (Caverly & Leavitt) r. 1524%
Polk
liCdjard II. P., mining sec, 240 Mont-
gomery, rm 14, r. 1103 Mason
Lee it Wood (Edward Lee and Eugene
Wood) sign painters, 19th nr Mission
Lee Edward (Lee & Wood) r. l!)th nr Mis
Lee Geo., saloon 1 Broadway, r. 246 Third
Lee Richard H., r. 246 Jessie
Lehmann S., buttonhole mnfr, 724% Marl^
Lnhritter John, barber, Prescott House, r.
Oakland
Lehrke Chr. (Chr. Lehrke & Co.) r. Stan-
ford Hotel
Lehrke Chr. & Co. (Chr. Lehrke and Mrs.
Sternitzkey) proprs Stanford Hotel
Leisen & Duncan (Meas Leisen and Thos.
Duncan) wines and liquors, 122 Geary
Leisen Meas (Leisen & Duncan) r. 747 Har
Leiser John A., boots and shoes, 229^2
Montgomer)' av, r. 1425 Dnpont
Lemaire Anton, saloon, lYe. cor Howard and
Beale, r. 534 Tehama
Lemar Catherine, widow, confectionerj' and
varieties, 503 Fourth
Lemos <t Meyer, drygoods, 1303 Stockton
and 248 Fourth '
Lennon John (Ellis & Lennon) r. 14 Sumner
Leonard Patrick, grocery, 240 Eitch
Levantine & Nason, changed to P. Vigizzi
Levey Chas.. salesman with Wm. Keinsteiu,
r. 220 Leavenworth
Levey Isador, V>arber, ll]4 Jackson
Leviiiiton George, atty-at-law, rm 19
Safe Dejiosit Bldg, r. 623 Bush
Levy & Bro., boots and shoes, changed to i
L. Schall, 1004 Stockton
Levy A., groceries, se. cor Sutter and Fill-
more, r. 1933 Sutter
Levy Benjamin, branch bakery, 107 Fifth
Levy David L., watches and jewelrj', 61
Third
Levy Henry, bkpr with Kragen & Co., r.
Oakland
Levy Jacob, gents' furnishing goods, 134
Second, r. 517 Franklin
Levy Marcus, salesman with L. E. Levy, r.
328 Tyler
Levy Marks (Weinstock & Lubin) r. 931
Pacific
Levy Nathan, butcher, 1040 Bryant
Levy Samuel, second hand furniture, 430
Third, r. 428 Third
Levy Solomon (S. Levy & Co.) r. 1624
Geary
Lewiu Morriss. drygoods, 1108 St(.ckton
Lewis & Godsil (Oscar Lewis and John
Godsil) saloon, 130 Sutter
Li«wi!>i «!' ]?Ior{;enthal (K. P. Lewis
and A. Morgenthal) real estate, law and
collection, 635 Kearuj'
Lewis Edwin C, saloon, 1011 Battery
Lewis Oscar (Lewis & Godsil) r. 120 Sutter
Lewis R. P. & Co.. changed to Lewis &
Morgenthal
Libby k Gardner (D. C. Libby and P.
Gardner) saloon, 24 Stockton
Libby D. C. (Libby & Gardner) r. 129 Thir-
teenth
Licbtensteiu M. & Co., dissolved
Lida G. & S. Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.) A. C. Hammond sec, 401 Califor-
nia, rm 7
Lieb Chas. H,, printer, 125 Sansome
Lieber Leopold (Walter & Lieber) r. 323%
Austin
Liebschiitz Chas. fBergez & Liebschiitz) r.
729 Clay
Lieth Nicholas (Krooss & Lieth) r. 522 Pine
Lighthouse Dept Pac Coast 12th Dist, in-
spector's office 204 Montgomery, engi-
neer's office 120 Sutter, rm 29
Likel Morris (Miller & Likel) r. 428 Bdway
Lincoln & Co. (John W. Lincoln and Ed-
Vv^ard H. Seaman) gen. com. mchts, 322
Davis
Lincoln A. R., sadlery and harness, 2106
Fillmore, r. 1913 Broadway
Lincoln Frankie D. Miss, r. 115 Seventh
Lincoln George S., bookbinder with E. Bos-
qui & C!o., r. 115 Seventh
Lincoln Granville H., bootpacker with Buck-
ingham & Secht, r. 115 Seventh
Lincoln John W. (Lincoln & Co.) r. 912
Stockton
Lincoln Priscilla H., v.'idow, lodgings, 115
Seventh
Liud i^ Von Buskirk, asphaltum workers,
620 Market
Lind's Alameda Express, 331 East
Linden Edward, saloon, 611 Davis, r. 47 Sac
Linehan Mary Mrs., saloon, 40 First
Linn & Gardella, saloon, changed to Jacob
Linn, 1306 Dupont
Linn Jacob, saloon, 1306 Dupont, r. 414
Filbert
Lippi B., saloon, 712 Pacific
Lipsitz Jacob, saloon, 34 Minna
Lissner L., jewelry, 528 Kearny, r., 523
Stevenson
liitclifield J. 91. A Co., merchant tai-
lors and gents' furnishing goods, 415
Montgomery
Lithaiier L. J. (L. J. Lithaiier & Co.) r.
310% Stockton
Little A. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co. and
Am. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 708 Lombard
Littlefield Sheldon (Littlefield. Webb &
Co.) r. 1710 Clay
Litzelschvob Antone, saloon, 1032 Kearny
Livingston David, stajjle and fancy dry
goods, 1328 Polk
Liviugton H. D., oculist and aurist, 10
O'Farrell
Llewellyn Reese, propr Columbia Foundry,
133-135 Beale, r. 423 Harrison
liochliead John, mechanical engineer,
shop and r. 252 Spear
Locke C. F., house and sign painter, 1511
Stockton
Locke Wm. L., stock elk with Hubbard &
Co., r. 1606 Van Ness av
Logan Alexander, horse coUarmkr, 105 Sac-
ramento, r. 254 Minna
Logi&n H. & Co. (Hugh Logan and T.
H. Hatch) butter, cheese, and pro-
visions and com mchts, 207 Front
Lyser Albert (B. T. Couger & Co.) and -iice
priu South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, r. 1911 Bush
1ST
MacRea A., physician, r. 337 Turk
Macbeth E. S., physician, 36 Geary, r. 311
O'Farrell
MacDowell TItoe$. C, agt Magic Ink-
stand, etc., 518 Clay, r. 835 Mission
Macdonald Benj. L., supt California Mills,
r. 743 Howard
Mack H. E., agt H. B. Graham i Bro. (St.
Louis) paper, 507 Montgomery, rm 7
Mackenzie David L. (Harrison &. Mackenzie >
2 New ilontgomery
Maclean & Lake (Benj. Lake) gi-oceries, 7b*y
Market
Maoleay & Kelleher, changed to H. Macieay
Macleay H., fancy dry goods, 910 Ma;ket,
r. 8 Twelfth
Madden Dennis (F. W. Clapp & Co.) r.
447^2 Jessie
Madsen A. C, saloon, 13 Montgomery av
Magee Wm. H., general agt, 224 Mont
Maggini A: Braghettd (G. Maggini and S.
Braghetta) saloon, 522 Broadway
Maggini G. (Maggini & Braghetta) r. 522
Broadway
Maguer David, horseshoer, 67-69 Stevenson,
r. 566 Howard
Mahlman Henry, groceries, 336 Sixth
Mahoney & Foley (Daniel Mahouey md
Thos. Foley) horseshoers, 27 Wash
Mahoney Daniel (Mahoney & Foley) r. 3
Bowie av
Maison Henry A. (Denaveaux & Maisou) r.
627 Green
Major John J., imp paper hangings and
window shades, 715 Market
Major Henry F. (Wrage & Major) r. 424
Davis
Malatesta N., real estate, office 614 Wash-
ington, r. 1300% Stockton
Mallett R. Mrs., bakerv and confectionery,
1408^^ Powell
ManJler John, paper hanger, 10 Mason
Mangles John, with Mangles Bros., r. sw.
cor 21at and Howard
Mann H. R. (Hutchinson & Mann) r. The
Windsor
Manuel E., fruit, 13 Washington
Manufacturers' Insurance Co., fire and ma-
rine (Boston, Mass.) Joseph C. Jen-
. uings agent, 302 California
Marclotf John (Noll <fe Marcloff) r. sw. cor
Greenwich and Stockton
Marcus Alfred J. (Marcus Bros. <fe Co.; r.
701 Stockton
Logan Hugh (H. Logan & Co.) r. 1918 Sut-
ter
Logan James M. (Smith &: Logan) r. 1811%
Powell
Long & Pilcher (E. H. Long and Wm. J.
Pilcher) real estate and business bro-
kers, 109 Montgomerj'
Long Edmund H., mining sec (and Long &
Pilcher) r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lorenzen Henry, watchmkr with Alfred Bar-
rett, 44 Second
Loretz Annie M. Mrs., corset mnfr, 222 Sec-
ond
liOrmand Liewis E., merchant tailor,
37 Ellis, r. cor Bush and Lyon
IiOn<Ion John Ij., gen com mcht and
mdse broker, 109 California, rm 12, r.
2526 Califoi'nia
Louideck M. Mrs., ilorist. 728 Washington
Lowenstein J., crockery, 215 Fifth
Lowenthal Hyman, clothing, 233 Third
Loweuthal Joseph, second hand clothing,
927 Market
Lucas & Co. (John Lucas) proprs Golden
Gate Plaster Mills, 215-217 Main
Lucas Anna Getz, preserver natural flowers,
743 Howard
Lircas, Gesner <Sr Co., now Lucas k Co.
Lucas John (Lucas & Co.) r. 530 Folsom
Liicke Henry, boots and shoes, 648 Wash-
ingt-on. r. (i46 Washington
Lucy <$ Donnelly (G. R. Lucy and Patrick
Donnelly 1 soap mnfrs, ss. Brannan bet
Eighth and Ninth, off 123 Cal, rm 25
Ludeman Bros. (Wm. and Adolph Ludeman)
hardware, 59 Second
Ludeman Henrv', elk with Richard Gefken,
r. se. cor Bryant and Eighth
Ludeman Henry C, elk with Henry Cruse,
r. sw. cor Dupont and Stockton
Ludlam Chas. M., dk with Hopkins &. Ha-
ley, r. 844 Mission
Luellrtian L. C. H., elk with 0. H. Hass, r.
3 Dikemau pi
Luhring Ferdinand, locksmith and machin-
ist. 27 Morton
Luhrs k Co. (John Luhrs and John Meyer)
groceries and H'luors, se. cor Mission
and Fourth
Luhrs Carl H , groceries, nw . cor Washing-
ton and Powell
Luhrs John (Luhrs \' Co.) r. cor Diipont
and Broadway
Lutgen &: Luhrs, groceries, changed to Carl
H. Luhrs, nw. cor Washington and Pow
Lutgen John (Wichman & Lutgen) r. cor
Linden and Laguna
Lux Peter (Schinkel k Lux) r. 923 Bryant
Luxich Philip, brtdr with Bozo Radovich, r.
29 Geary
Lynch Michael, dk gen supt's off, C. P. R.
R., r. 171(> Stevenson
Lynch Michael, groceries, 230 Minna
Lyons Arthur W. N., silver surgical instru-
mentmkr, 1 McDermot pi
JUarcns Bros. A Co. (Alfred J. and
Ernest F. Marcus) imp glue, chemicals,
dyestuffs, etc., 322 Clay
Marcus Ernest F. (Marcus Bros. & Co.)
r. New Yoi'k
Mariani Angelo, shoemaker, 810 Sansome
Mariani Joseph D.. hardware and crockery,
1028 Dvpont, r. 742 Washington
Maristany J. (Webster & Co.) r. Russ House
Markewitz A., money broker, 319 Sansome
Marks M. (M. Marks & Co. ^ r. 1417 Stockton i
Marks M. ct Cb. (M. Marks and M. J. j
Franklin) crockery and glassware. 3y^ \
Sixth ' ' I
Markus Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 1134 }
Market, r. 462 Jessie i
Marron Michael, groceries, 337 Fourth, r. 42 |
Clara i
Marsh E. B., capitalist, 46.5 Olifornia, up- |
stairs, res Oakland i
Marshall Bros. (John and Joseph Marshall)
saloon, 505 East !
Marshall John (Marshall Bros.) 505 East j
Marshall Joseph (Marshall Bros.) r. 2024 I
Pine ' I
Marshall Seth jr., stockbroker Pacific Stock |
Exchange, r. Oakland I
Marsicano Patrizio, imp salt, 75 Oregon, r. !
sw. cor Broadway and Dupont
Martens John k Co. (John Martens and H.
Dittmar) groceries, nw. cor Geai-y and
Steiner and sw. Geary and Laguna
Martin Isaac D., salesman with H. L. Levy,
r. 421 Mason
Martin Manuel (Furtado & Martin) r. .13
Clay
Martin Thos., saloon, 538 Fourth
Martinache N. J., ociilist and aurist, 5%
Kearny
Martinovich Geo., photographer with Jacob
Shew. r. 103 Steuart
Martinovich Mathieu S., agt with E. Guit-
tard tt Co., r. 103 Steuart
Marwedel C. F., machinists' and engineers'
supplies, 56 First, r. Oakland
Marwedel E. H., upholstery trimmings, 56
First, r. Oakland
Mason & Co., Oakland, Brooklyn and San
Francisco Express, 331 East
Mason-st House, John Kaiser propr, 2125
Mason
Mass August W. (Mass & Bathjen, r. 419
Stockton
Masson & Eoziere (Amie Masson and Chas.
Roziere) wines and liquors, 321 Fourth
Massone & Lacaze (Giiiseppe Massone and
B. Lacaze) wagonmkrs and blacksmiths,
619-623 Front
Mastodon G. & S. M. Co. (White co. Nev.)
A. C. Hammond sec, 401 Cal, rm 7
9Iathe CIia»i., groceries, 730 Bush and
1000 Hyde, r. ne. cor Bush and Mason
Mather J. W., oft' ne. cor Pine and Sansome
mathewsou Tho!>>., physician, 533 Kear-
ny, r. 500 Eddy
Mattat Chas. G,, cigars and tobacco, 316
Montgomery av, r. 821 Greenwich
Matthews & Co. (Wm. K. Matthews and
Geo. H. Menian) leal estate, 5 Post
Matthews Henry, real estate, 611 Clay, rm 1,
r. Oakland
Matthews Wm. D., jeweler with Jas. Young,
r. 215 Kearny
Matthews Wm. R. (Matthews & Co. ) r. 1050
Howard
Matthieu Antonio, barber, 187 Jessie
Matzdorft' Moritz, fruit and toys, 631 Union
Mausshardt Conrad (Maiisshardt & Hoel-
scher) r. 623 Fell
Maxwell W. A., shorthand reporter Probate
Court, oft" 729 Mont, rm 6, r. Oakland
May & Bach (Louis May and Isaac Bach)
proprs Golden Gate Laundry, 1721 Mrkt
May Frank B., bkpr with Goodwin & Co., r.
620 Washington
May F. W., dentist, 531 Valencia
May Louis (May & Bach) r. 917 Polk
Mayer Henry, elk with John Niemann, r.
413 Jones
Mayer Jacob, saloon, 343 Fifth
Mayer John (Missler & Mtcyer) r. 1422%
Washington
Mayer M., glazier, 716 Washington, r. 3033
Sixteenth
Mayhew E. C. (E. C. Mayhew & Bro.) r.
120 Sixth
Mayhew E. €. «fc Bro. (E. C. and H. B.
Mayhew) money and stock brokers, 227
Montgomery
McAfee C. Wm., real estate agt, 426 Mont-
gomery, r. 602 Leavenworth
McAsey David, brtdr with Martin Fragley,
r. 268 Brannan
McBeau P. McG. (Gladding, McBean &
Co. of Oakland) oft' 213 Market, r. sw.
cor Geary and Taylor
McCarrick Frank, butcher, Devisadero nr
Sutter, r. Broderick nr Post
McCarthy Chas., advertising elk and col-
lector The S. F. Mail, r. 1119 Sac
McCarthy Jeremiah (Douigan & McCarthy)
r. cor Greenwich and Sansome
McCarthy T., American Surgery and
Dispensary, oft' and r. 411 Kearny
McCarthy 'IVolfe T., groceries, s-w. cor
Hayes and Buchanan
McCauley John, plumber and gasfitter, 218
First, r. 43 Tehama
McCleod Hugh 11., fruit, 1745 Mission, r. 5
Ridley
McClintoek Wui. H., mining sec, 330
Pine, r. 5, r. 816 Jackson
McCoUam Thos. W. & Co. (Thos. W. Mc-
Collam and Geo. Tasheira) whol cured
fish, 208 Clay
MoCormick Thos. A. (McCormick, Lewis &
Co.) r. 324 Tenth
McCurdy John B., porter with Thos. H.
Selby & Co., r. 2233 Geary
McCurrie Chas. H. (McCurrie, Weber &
Co.) r. lie. cor Buchanan and Cal
McDermott Bernard (Gavin & McDermott)
r. 132 Eleventh
McDonald Neil T., money broker, nw. cor
Mission and Third, r. C18 Stevenson
McDonogh Anthony D., saloon, 404 Folsom
McDonough — , merchant tailor, 11 Tvler, r.
908 Larkin
McDowell S. .t Co., now Geo. W. Smith
AIcEIliiuny P. H., law and collection,
502 Montgomery, rm 7, r. nw. cor Lar-
kin and Vallejo
McEwen W. L. (Morshead & McEwen) r.
926 Washington
mcGeogliegau Johu T., mining sec,
22 Merchants' Exchange, r. ns. 17th
bet Guerrero and Dolores
McGinuis H. (t Co. (H. McGinuis) drawer
envelop mnfts. 724 ^^ Market, rm 27
McGinnis H. (H. McGinnis & Co.) r. 724%
Market
McGovern Chas. C, physician, 9 Geary, rm
18. r. 1577 Folsom
Mclnarny Thos,, borseshoer, 19 Tyler, r. 8
Turk
Mclnerney & Convey (Timothy M9lnerney
and Edward Convey ) butchers, 1901
Hyde
Mclnemey Timothv (Mclnerney & Convey)
r. 1213 Union "
Mclntyre George, carpenter, 749 Folsom, r.
40 Everett
Mclver John, porter with Thos. H. Selby &
Co., r. ss. 24th bet Sanchez and Noe
McKay <fe Brown (Angus McKay and James
I). Brown) grocers and provision deal-
ers, 427 Davis
McKay Angus (McKay & Brown) r. 330
Ellis
McKay David, capitalist, 427 Davis, r. 330
Ellis
McKee Logan, elk with Samuel McKee, r.
Oakland
McKee Samuel, stock broker, 326% Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
McKelvey «& Smith, house and sign painters,
136 Post
McKeon John, saloon, 215 Bush, r. 1113
Kearny
McKeown James, brtdr with Joseph O'Neill,
r. 351 Minna
McKinley D. A., suj^t Pac. Com. Co.,
r. 1620 Geary
McKinnon A. C, bkpr S. F. Mail, 325 Kearny
McKoon Hosiiier P. (Lake & McKoon) att-
at-law, 213-215 Sansome
McLaren Chas. S. (EfiFord & McLai-en) r.
1025 Hyde
McLaughlin Wm. (Jenkins & McLaughlin)
1938 Mission
McLean Joseph E,, cigars, 41% Third, r.
244 Stevenson
McLean Kenneth (Hart <t McLean) r. 442
Minna
McLennan & McLeod (Chas. McLennan
and Johu McLeod) shoemkrs, 506 How
McLennan Chas. (McLennan & Mcleod) r.
506 Howard
Itlcl^eod Angus, saloon, 5 Morton, r.
103 Buchanan
McLeod John (McLennan & McLeod) r. 506
Howard
AIcMechau James, money broker, 438 Cali-
fornia, r. Grand Hotel
McMillen W. M. (Street & McMillen) 5 Post
McMullen J., carptr and Ruilder, 9 Geary,
rm 9
McNamara Thos., attv-at-law, 636 Clay, rms
9-10, r. 911 Van Ness av
McNerney Patrick (Featherstone & McNer-
iiey) r. 17 Zoe
McNulty Bertrand, elk Nineteenth District
Court, r. 424 Geary
McNutt James H., elk with Payot, Upbam
& Co., r. 109 O'Farrell
McPhetridge M. P., waiter with Peter Heine,
r. se. cor Battery and Filbert
McQueen A. W. (Acheson & McQueen) 402
Front
McQuilliam Geo. M., blacksmith ^vith J.
Radczewsky, r. 129 Jackson
McRoberts W. S., warehouse keeper with
Edwin Danforth, r. 19th nr Shotwell
McSwegan & Eeynolds (Joseph McSwegan
and Michael Eeynolds) plumbers, 2104
Fillmore
McSwegan Joseph (McSwegan & Eeynolds)
r. Larkin bet O'Farrell and Ellis
Meacham I>. K., wood and coal, hay
and grain, ts. Mission bet 23d and 24th,
r. ws. Guerrero bet 25th and 26th
Meagher D. T., miner, 15 Stevenson's Bldg
Medau J. & P., cigars and tobacco, changed
to Henry S. Heineman, se. cor Pacific
and Dupont
Median Martin, groceries, 35 Louisa
Meeker, James A: Co. (David Meeker,
Wm. James and James Cobbledick)
carriage and wagon material, hardware,
etc., 117-119 Market
Mefford & Co. saloon, se. cor Fourth and
Bryant
Meflord James D. (Meiford & Co.) r. 769
Folsom
Mehary Wm., saloon, sw. cor Stevenson and
Second, r. City and County Hospital
Meherin Bros. (Dennis J., Michael and John
J. Meherin) com mchts, 525 Front, rm 9
Meherin Dennis J. (Meherin Bios.) r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Mehl & Doll (Fred. Mehl and Wm. Doll)
butchers, 1239% Folsom
Mehl Fred. (Mehl k Doll) r. 1239>-i Folsom
Mehnert Ernst, boot and shoemkr, 507 East,
r. 66 Oregon
Meighan John, atty-at-law, 5 Montgomery
block
Meiza Agostina, laundress with Louis Payer,
r. 17 Fourth
Mellien Ernest W., groceries, sw. cor Ritch
and Brannan
Melone Drury, capitalist, 209 Sansome, r.
Palace Hotel
Melquiond C, agt, 415 Sansome, r. Oakland
MelsingGustave, bakery, changed to Schwer-
iu, Feiilner & Co., 1129 Dupont
Mendoza Philij} E., barber with C. H. Gibbs,
r. 44 Tehama
Menesini A., butcher, 314 Montgomery av.,
r. 2 Telegraph pi
Menzel A. Mrs., bakery, es. 24th bet Mis-
sion and Valencia
Mercer & McAfee, dissolved
Mercer Robert J., real estate agt and house
broker, 426 Mont, r. Morton House
Merchant S. D., mining, 58 Stevenson bldg
Ulerchauts' Credit Bureau, collec-
tion agts and settlement insolvent es-
tates, 123 California, rm 34
9Ierchant»»' Ins. Co. (of Newark) J.
Rae Hamilton manager, 221 Sansome
Merchants' Overland Express Co., Chas. M.
Smith agt, 434 Montgomery
Merriam Otis W., capitalist, 240 Montgom-
ery, rm 7, r. 1006 Bush
Merritield & Rosen er, changed to Rosener
Bros.
Merrill Samuel J., bkpr with Hopkins &
Haley, r. Oakland '
Merslich Dominic, restaurant, 1012 Battery
Messer Nathaniel T., cashier with H. H.
Noble & Co., r. 122 Taylor
Metcalfe James B.. atty-at-law, 615 Kearny,
r. 238 Taylor
Meunier L., restaurant, 432% Fifth
Meyer A. W., physician, 718 Howard
Meyer Chas. H., saloon, changed to Henry
Meyer, se. cor Broadway and Front
Meyer K., florist, 31 Geary, r. cor Sulli-
van and Stauyan
Meyer Frederick, cabiuetmkr, 743 Mission
Meyer Frederick R., saloon, 223-225 Pacific,
r. 641 Mission
Meyer Gustave W., salesman with Adolph
Meyer, r. 228 Bush
Meyer Henry, r. 1603 Dupont
Meyer Henry (Caroe & Meyer) 650 Wash
Meyer Henry, groceries, changed to Wm.
MoUer, nw. cor Filbert and Dupont
Meyer Henry, groceries, nw. cor Eleventh
and Howard
Meyer Henry, saloon, se. cor Broadway and
Front
Meyer John (Luhrs & Co.) r. se. cor Mission
and Fovirth
Meyer John H., groceries, nw. cor Third and
Townsend, and groceries and r, 21 Minna
Meyer Lewis (Bermann & Meyer) r. 910
Geary
Meyer Matthias D., groceries, sw. cor Wash-
and Stockton, r. 1011 Mason
Meyer T. Lemmen, com mcht, 258 Market,
r. 1806 Stockton
Mezes S. M., real estate, 523 Montgomery
r, Belmont
Michalitschke Bros. (Anton and Joseph
Michalitschke) imps and dealers in cig-
ars and tobacco, 613 Kearny and sw.
cor Kearny and Bush
Michelsen & Danly (H. H. Michelsen and
S. P. Danly) fruits, ne. cor 19th and
Mission
Michelsen H. H. (Michelsen & Danly) r.
ne. cor 19th and Mission
Middlehoff Gerret, groceries and liquors,
nw. cor Laguna and Grove
Middlehofif Gerret F. , with Gerret Middlehoff,
r. 707 Laguna
Middlesworth J. R., wines and liquors, 16
Market, r. 1006 Market
Middleton Chas. H., shoemkr with Moore
& Murphy, r. cor. 6th and Minna
Middleton John (Middleton & Farnsworth)
r. sw. cor Geary and Taylor
MihanJ. B. (J. B. Mihan & Co.) r. 1435
Pacific
Mihan J. B. & Co. (J. B. Mihan) house
brokers and collectors, 505 Washington
Miliani G., saloon. 7 Vallejo
Millar David S., elk with H. F. Marsh, r.
952 Howard
Millar Wm., (Caflisch & Millar) r. 2247
Mission
Millar, W. S., physician, 952 Howard
Miller & Douglas (John Miller and W. H.
Douglas) money brokers, 214 Mont
Miller & Likel (Wm. P. Miller and Morris
Likel) shoemkrs, 102 Jackson
Miller Allen D., inventor, r. Tiger Hotel
Miller John (Miller & Douglas) r. 702 Post
Miller John A., physician, surgeon and
apothecary, nw. cor Valencia and 23d
Miller John H., bootblack stand, 700 Mis-
sion, r. 702 Stevenson
Miller Joseph, elk with M. J. Isaacs & Co.
r. 419 Eddy .
Miller Morgan, elk, 135 Kearny
Milloglav Bros. (M. P. and Peter Milloglav)
proprs New World Restaurant, 138
Fourth, and restaurant 133 Fifth
Milloglav Nicholas P., restaurant, se.' cor
Pacific and Battery
Mills & Leak (Philo Mills and Mon Le»k)
manufrs and imps ladies and gents
gloves, mitts, etc, 15 Sutter
Minear A. P., mining, oflf 330 Pine, rm 5,
r. 609 Taylor
Minor George W., elk Aoothecaries' Hall, r.
820 Folsom
Mission Market, se. cor. Mission and 16th
Missler & Mayer (Benno Missler and John
Mayer) saloon, 819 Kearny
Missler Benno (Missler &. Mayer) r. Contin-
tinental Hotel'
Missouri Jeremiah, boatman, r. Tiger Hotel
Mitchell & Chalwin (F. J. Mitchell and J.
Chalwin) carptrs and builders, 324 Six-
teenth
Mitchell D. C, siipt Eastern Cider Co., 719
Brannau, r. 133 Thirteenth
Mitchell Ferdinand, barber, 108 Stetiart, r.
<39 Minna
Mitchell F. J. (Mitchell k Ohalw-in) r. 13
Rondell pi
Mitchell F. H. A. (Brandt k Mitchell! r.
116 Turk
Mitchell Georj^f H., stock broker, 326 Pine
Mitchell Jacob S., house painter, 216 Wash-
ington, r. 813 Grove
Mitchell John S., cigar manufr, 430 Jack-
son, r. 8S. 24th nr Brannan
Mitchell Wni. L., bkpr with Pease . Wetmore
& Co., r. 1312 Guerrero
mix Gui^iare L<., searcher of records, 91
Montgomery Blk, r. 122 Taylor
Mock & Ellenberger, pork and provisions,
39 Grand Central Mrkt, and 61 Centre
Mrkt
Mohlfeldt & Wallman (Louis Mohlfeldtand
Richard Wallman) groceries, nw. cor
O'Farrell and Jones
Mohlfeldt Louis (Mohlfeldt & Wallman) r.
nw. cor O'Farrell and Jones
Mohrbach N. & Co. (N. Mohrbach) saloon,
312 Montgomery av
Mohrbaoh Nicolas (N. Mohrbach & Co.) r.
1416 Powell
Mohs E., physician and surgeon, 224 Kear
MoUer John H., elk with Hermann Popp,
nw. cor Pacific and Davis
MoUer William, groceries, nw. cor Filbert
4 and Dupont
MoUoy Michael, groceries, 305 Fourth, r.
207 Sixth
Moloney John W., 8aloon,^220 Broadway
Moloney Patrick, tinsmith, r. 595 Sixth
Monroe & Rowley (Francis 8. Monroe and
Chas. H. Rowley) real estate agts, 644
Market
Monroe Francis S. (Monroe k Rowley) 644
Market
Monrow C. W. & Co., com mchts, A. B.
Gilbert manager, 211 Clay
lIoiitgoiner.v Charles, propr Mont-
gomery's Hotel, 227-229 Second and
Bible Truth Depot, 75 New Montgom-
ery, r. 227 Second
Mooney Hugh, groceries, sw. cor Capp and
19th
Moore & Murphy (John Moore and John
Murphy) Vjoots and shoes, 138 Fifth
Moore Alfred S., -mth W. G. Jobson, r. ne.
cor Page and Buchanan
Moore Calvin, dentist, 765 Market
Moore Jacob, stockbroker, 330^ Montgom-
ery, r. 248 Fourth
Moore John (Moore & Murphy) r. 16 Moss
Moore Philip D.. mining sec, 432
Montgomery, rm 1, r. 31 Glen Park av
Moore Sylvester, wood, coal, hay and grain,
835 Valencia
Moral N. & Bro. (Nathan and Siegfried
Moral) dry goods, 222 Third
Moral Nathan (N. Moral S: Bro.) r. 712
I Folsom
Moral Siegfried (N. Moral it Bro.) r. 712
Folsom
Moreal H. P., collector with McKenna &
Greany, r. 525 Green
Moreau Eugene, machinist and modelmkr,
212 Leidesdortt, r. 417 Minna
9IoreI Albert, dentist, 836 Market, r.
426 Geary
Morgeustern Adolph, r. 427 Natoma
niorgenstern Alfred W., butcher,
• 546 Third and 7 Berry, r. 544 Third
Morgenstern Louis, r. 427 Natoma
Morgeustern M.. broker, 436 MontgomeiT,
r. 221 Turk
Moritz M., capitalist. 238 Montgomery, r. 9
Russ
Moron Benjamin (Benjamin Moron & Co.)
r. 1910 Stockton
Moron Benjamin & Cu. (Benjamin Moron)
com mcht, 422 Davis
Morris A Sou (Da-vid and Theodore
Morris) locksmiths, bell hangers and
machinists, 1045 Market
Morris Adolph, mcht tailor, 58 Third,
r. 2034 Mission
Morris David (Morris ic Son) r. 1045 Mkt
Mori'is L. & Son, 33 Second
Morris, Schwab <te Co. (Wm. Morris, Joseph
Schwab and John F. Kennedy) pictiires
and artists materials, 19 and 21 Post
Morris Theodore (Moms & Sou) r. 1045
Market
Morrison H. J., cook Tiger Hotel
Morshead & McEwen (John W. Morshead
and W. L. M. Ewen) proprs City Front
Livery Stable, 21-25 Washington
Morshead John W. (Morshead & McEwen)
r. 1826 Eddy
Morton Frederick S., salesman with Oscar
Foss, r. 49 Natoma
Morton W. H., cigars and tobacco, 16
Market, r. 1016 Webster
Mosebach «fe Johnston (Henry Mosebach
and J. P. Johnston) groceries, 340
Third
Mosebach Heurv (Mosebach »t Johnston) r.
340 Third *
Mountain John J., carpets and oilcloths,
1020 Market, r. 317 Geary
Mourgeanna M. Mme., hair restorative, 1236
Market
S^owrj' Geo. B. (Chas. Alpers & Co.) r. Ivy
nr Buchanan
Mowrv L. I. (Tompkins & Mowry) atty-at-
law, 636 Clay, r. 1729 Broadway
Mozart Edwin H., furniture broker, r. 528
Ellis
Muck George, mining, 27 Stevenson bldg, r.
Prescott House
Muir Alexander, frames and pictures, 209
Second
Muhlendorf Hugo, bkpr with Colman Bros.
MUL
31
NOR
Muldoon M. (Mnldoon, Seregni & Co.) r.
Louisville, Ky
Muldoou, Seregni i: Co. (M. JVIuldoou, F.
Seregui, John Walton imd Chas. Cobb)
designers and iniprs nionitments, statu-
ary, etc., "24 Post
Mulford Geo. A., jeweler and money broker,
102 Fourtli, r. 28 Ellis
Mniler C, shoemkr witli Moore <fe Murphy,
r, 439 Minna
Muller Otto J., barber, 262 Eighth
Munk R. k Co. (Richard MunkandJ. H.
Housnian') job printers, 769 Market
Hunk Richard (R. Muuk & Co.) r. 237 Stev
Munson F. jr., pictures and frames, 124
Post, r. Russ House
Murphy & Gallagher, plumbers, changed to
Patrick H. Murphy, 3 Ninth
Mui'phy Edmond, harnessmkr, 2013 Mission
Mnrphy John liuttrell. atty-at-law,
240 Mont, rms 9-10, r. Rush House
Murphy John (Moore & Murphy ) r. 19
Langton
Murphy Patrick H., tinsmith, plumber and
gastitter, 3 Ninth, r. ws. Dolores bet
27th and 28th
Murray Isaac (Murray & Co.) r. 416 Minna
Murray John (Murray & Co.) r. 416 Minna
Murray J. R., salesman Cal. Oilcloth Mnfg
C-o., 112 Fourth
Murray "VVm. (Murray & Co.) r. 416 Minna
Musgrove Joseph, dk general supt office C.
P. R. R., r. Morton House
Musto John, elk with A. Beiso, r. sw. cor
.19th and Valencia
Nagie Henry P., student, r. 5% Kearny
Napa fiioda Spriugs, John T. Ward &
Co., agents, 130 Geary
Nardini Antonio (A. Nardini <fe Co.) r. 318
. Broadway
Nardini Giovanni, saloon, 318 Broadway
Nassau Wm. M., barber, 2003 Mission, r. 2
Goldman pi
Nast & Greenzweig, imprs jewelry, 418-420
Market
Naunton Geo., British shipping master, 524
Battery, r. 1719 Sacramento
Naunton Robert H., elk with British Consul,
r. 1116 Jackson
Naylor Chas. E., bkpr with Davis S.M. Co.,
r. 9 Ninth
Negroni C, physician, 417 Bush
IVeill Wm. M., commission merchant,
204 California, rm 6
Nelson Albert N., propr Oriental Sample
Rooms, 101 Washington
Nelson John ( Adams & Nelson ) r. SOI
Greenwich
Nelson S. P., foreman with Nathan Rogers,
r. 102 Francisco
Nelson Wm. F., elk with Francis H. Druifel,
r. 2004 Powell
Neuberg »fe Black, changed to Adolph Neu-
bor^
Neuberg Adolph, mnfr shirts, 120 Sutter,
rm 7, r. Alameda
Nenlens Jules B., Horist, 715 Vallejo
Neumann A'lbert, mnfg jeweler, 9 Geary, rm
22, r. 923 Tyler
Nevada Chief G. & S.M. Co. (White Pine
Co., Nev.) A. C. Hammond, sec, 401
California, rm 7
New Bedford Oil Clothing Co., Aaron Cutter
agent, 115 Davis
New England Tunnel and Smelting Co. (Tu-
lare Co., Cal.) A. C. Hammond sec,
401 California, rm 7
New Wisconsin Hotel, Richard and Mrs.
John Trembath propi's, ne. cor Mont-
gomery and Pacific
Newloerg A, A. (N. Doyly it(!o.) r. 427 Sut-
ter
NewLerg Frederick T., civil engineer C. P.
R. R., r. 307 Gougb
l^ewell Kate Mrs., furniture, 872 Folsom
Newmark Simon, r. 1312 Larkin
Nicholas Geo., barber, 37 Sacramento
Nicholas Geo., fruits and dairy produce,
1514 Dnpont
Nichols Jesse C, elk with W. T. Wennell, r.
831 Howard
Nichols Sheldon R., insurance broker, 215
Sansome, r. Oakland
Nicol Wm., collector, 605 Sac, r. 26 Clara
Nicoletti Domenico (B. Domenicie & Co.) r.
1335 Dupout
Niebla Enrique, barber with A. Sandoval, r.
213 Third
Niemann John, groceries, 4i;> Jones
Niepp Frederick (Von Duren <fe Niepp) r.
nw. cor Liberty and Townsend
Nittinger Edward, mnft Cal. Quartz Paste,
factory cor 23d and Noo, off 137 Mont-
gomery, rm 5
Nobmann Frederick, propr Oberon Dining
Rooms, 225 Kearny, r. 629 Bush
Nolan James C. (Nolan Bros.) r. 416 Tyler
Nolan P. F. (Nolan Bros.) and whol boots
and shoes, 514 Market
Nolan W. H. & Co., changed to P. F. Nolan
Nolen M. J., attj'-at-law, 519 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Noll & Marcloff (John A. Noll and John
Marcloff) upholsterers, 642 Filbert
Noll John A. (Noll & Marcloff) r. 644 Filbert
Norcross D. & Co. (D. Norcross) regalia and
military goods mnfrs, 6 Post
Norcross D. (D. Norcross & Co.) r. Russ
House
Nordbrugh Henry, groceries, 642 Jackson, r.
510 Filbert
Norris J. H., collector, 415 Montgomery, rm
1. r. 1219 Bush
North American Life Insurance Co. (of New
York) James E. Garniss agt, 13 Mer-
chants' Exchange
North Modoc Consolidated Silver M. Co.
(Inj'o CO. Cal.) Edward Bennison sec
405 California, up stairs
IVortham N. W. di €o. (N. W. Northam
and B. Tallmadge) wood, coal, hay,
grain and lime, nw. cor Eddy and
Steiner
Northam N. W. (N. W. Northam & Co.) r.
1112 Pierce
Northern King M. & M. Co. (Arizona) H. P.
Ledyard sec, 240 Montgomery, rm 14
Northern Light G. & S. M. Co. (Shasta co.
Cal.; F. S. Monroe sec, 302 Mont, rm 15
Norton John, r. Tiger Hotel
Nugent John, candj'mkr with T. C. Hoff-
man & Co., r. 405 Folsom
o
O'Brien & Kuapp (Dennis O'Brien and Al-
bert Knapp) junk, 622 Battery
O'Brien & O'Keefe (Jeremiah O'Brien and
John O'Keefe) wood and coal, 1623 Pow
O'Brien Dennis, junk, changed to O'Brien
<fe Knapp, 622 Battery
O'Brien Dennis, saloon, 1009 Kearny, r. cor
15th and Howard
O'Brien George, junk, 9 Broadway
O'Brien James, saloon, 172 Minna
O'Brien Jeremiah (O'Brien & O'Keefe) r.
1623 Powell
O'Connor Bridget Miss, branch bakery. 111
Fifth
O'Connor Dennis, lab, r. Tiger Hotel
O'Connor Edmund M., bkpr with M. Buck-
lej', r. ne. cor T^^ler and Fillmore
O'Connor James, saloon, 114 Second, r. 328
Minna
O'Connor Mary Mrs., propr Pacific Hotel,
115 First
O'Connor M. J., saloon, 131 Third
O'Connor P. J., architect, 5 Post
O'Dea Maitin (Dunnigan & O'Dea) r. 215
Mason
O'Donnell Anthony, carptr, r. 517 Vallejo
O'Dounell Chas. C, physician, 808 Kearny,
r. 821 M Kearny
O'Donnell John, machinist with Cornelius
O'Donnell, r. Tiger Hotel
O'Keefe John (O'Brien & O'Keefe) r. 1623
Powell
G'Leary John, groceries and liquors, 518
Mission
O'Malley Thos. J., stevedore and extraman
Truck No. 2, S. F. Fire Dept, 334
Greenwich
O'Neill Henry S., chimney cleaner, 407
Bush, r. 204% Eddy
O'Neill J. C, physician, surgeon and
apothecary, ne. cov 22d and Folsom
O'Neill Joseph, wines and liquors, 124
Fourth
O'SheaiFames T., r. 141 Natoma
O'Sh^a Thos., painter, r. 141 Natoma
0'Shi\ughnessy & Enright (Patrick O'Sha-
ughnessy and John Enright) groceries,
sw. cor Folsom and Main
O'Shaughnessy Patrick (O'Shaughnessy &
Enright) r. sw. cor Folsom and Main
O'Sullivan Timothy, saloon, 19 Montgomery
av, r. 429 Clementina
O'Toole James, shoemkr, 633 Da\-is, r. ws,
Webster bet Lombard and Chestnut
Oates John, saloon, 534 Pacific, r. Wisconsin
Hotel
Obermeyer & Burns (T. F. A. Obermeyer
and Joseph T. Burns) groceries, 1501
Folsom
Obermeyer T. F. A., groceries, changed to
Obermeyer & Burns, 1501 Folsom
ObristJ. (F. Delarewell & Co.) r. Califor-
nia Hotel
Obrock J. D., veterinary surgeon, 1324 Mar-
ket, r. 1026 Folsom
Odell A. Miss, elk Mith Geo. T. Hanley &
Co., se. cor Mission and Sixth
Offcrmann Wm., groceries, 1332 Folsom
Olcovich Joseph (Olcovicb Bros.) 506 Mar-
ket, r. 614 Sutter
Oliver Chas. P., waiter with Constantine &
Alex, r. 719 Vallejo
Oliver & Elder, dissolved
Oliver Henrv, printer and engraver, 518
Clay, r. 34 Erie
Olsen Hans C, chop house, ss. Berry bet
Third and Fourth, r. 4 Haggin
Olsen John, saloon, 27 Pacific
j Olson & Peterson (John E. Olson and 0.
Peterson) saloon, 1110 Battery
Olson Gustav, cooper, 4 Oregon, r. 2220
Hvde
Olson John E. (Olson & Peterson) r. 1110
Battery *
Orans John W., carptr, r. 738 Howard
Oro Fino M. Co., Wm. H. McClintock sec,
330 Pine rm 5
Orr J. K. (Orr & Atkins) r. San Rafael
Orvis 0. D., pianos, 3 Stockton
Osborn Edward E., designer, 429 Montgom-
ery, r. 720 Leavenworth
Osgood & Stetson, changed to James B.
Stetson, 115-117 Front
Otey Mercer, mining sec, 215 Sansome, rm
6, r. 1007 Sutter
Otis Frederick M., elk with D. de Castro &
Co., r. 821 Sutter
Ott Joseph, saloon, 820 Battery
Otten Peter, groceries, 1236 Dupont, r. 15
Hinckley
Ottley Thos., salesman with Wm. A. Bahr,
r. 28 Turk
Overton Chas. P., bkpr with W, B. Sum-
ner & Co., r. 8 Virginia
Pacific Coast Board and Room Bureau, and
8. F. Boarding and Lodging House As-
sociation, Eowley & Fowler managers,
540 Caliiornia
Pacific Coast ShipperM' ladex, Cor-
ran & Co. publishers, 518 Clay
Pacific Diamond Gaslight Co., C. O. Phar-
rer manager, off 417 Kearny
Pacific Edge Tool Wks, W. F. Palmer propr.
ns. Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
Pacific Land Investment Co., A. E. Davis
pres. 20-22 Nevada blk
Pacific Proprietary Medicine Co., D. L.
Munson pres, 1238-1240 Market
Page Byran, elk with G. F. and W. H. Sharp,
r. 730 Post
Page J. H., (Coffin & Page) r. Oakland
Paillard A. E. (M. J. Paillard & Co.) r.
New York
Pailard M. J. &. Co. (A. E. JuUerat and A.
E. Paillard) mufrs musical boxes, etc.,
120 Sutter, rms 5-6
Palmer & Tripp (Joseph D. Palmer and
Hiram L. Tripp) fancy goods, 1026
Market
Palmer Joseph D. (Palmer <k Tripp) r. 1026
Market
Palmer Thos. F. (Palmer Bios.) r. 235
O'Farrell
Palmer, Tripp & Theler, changed to Palmer
& Tripp
Palmer W. F., edge toolmkr, ns. Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth, r. 730 Fourth
Palmieri Egisto, tlraughtsman with T. B.
Taylor & T. P. Gay nor, r. 738 Howard
Pander Ezekiel, stoves and tinware. 32
Geary, r. 525 Tyler
Pannill W., auctioneer, 402 Montgomery, r.
613 Valencia
Pape A. M. Mme., dressmaker, 248 Third
Pape Geo. F., tinsmith, 1526 Stockton
Paqiiet D., harness and saddlery, 510Bdway
Parent Chas. L. jr., carptr with Chas. L.
Parent, r. 216 Shotwell
Parker Chas. G. (B. Grave & Co.) r. 1112
Leavenworth
Parker S. S. C. (Brooke, Parker & Co.) r.
28 Second av
Parker \V. C. & Co., dissolved
Parser \V. T., bakery and fancy goods, 1500
Powell
Parks & Heuirmann, expressmen, changed to
John Parks, se. cor Pacific and Stockton
Parks John, expressman, se. cor Stockton
and Pacific, r. 24 Stockton
Parry & Co. (I. and A. M. Parry) printers,
423 Washington
Parry A. M. (Parry & Co.) r. 1317 Natoma
Parry I. (Parry & Co.) r. 604 Guerrero
Pastene & Arata (Antoine Pastene and Louis
Arata) whol fruit and produce, 515 Da-
Paul & Brown (A. Edward Paul and Chas.
Brown) saloon, 331 East
Paul A. Edward (Paul & Brown) r. 1414
Kearny
Paulsen Julius (Giesen & Paulsen) r. 246
Minna
Payer Louis, laundry, 37 Geary
Peace I. H., gnu and locksmith, 2011 Mis
Pearson Nelse, brtdr with Adam Smith, 633
Sacramento
Pease Giles M% physician, 123 Ellis
Pease, Wetmore & Co. (Wm. C. Pease, Geo.
B. Knowles and Son and Wm. N. Wet-
more) props San Francisco Mills, sw.
cor Howard and Main
Pease Wm. C. (Pease, Wetmore & Co.) r.
815 Lombard
Pechner Robert B., clothing cutter, r. 14
Harriet
Peck & Eisenbach (S. Peck and I. P. Eisen-
bach) whol jewelers, 109 Sansome
Peck A. I., mining expert, 27 Stevenson
bldg, r. 822 Bush
Peclc E. A., com stock broker and mining
sec, 27 Stevenson bldg, r. 822 Bush
Peck John, bootmkr, 18 Montgomery av, r.
823 Pacific
Peck Philip, merchant, off 109 Sansome, r.
212 Sutter
Peck S., mnfrs Denim goods, 109 Sansome,
r. 212 Sutter
Peck Solomon (Peck »fe Eisenbach) r. 212
Sutter
Peck S. C, gents' furn goods, 25 Kearny,
r. 121 Powell
Peirce W. H., salesman with S. Hartman &
Bro., r. 175 Fourteenth
Pellegrini Fred. P., artist and fresco painter,
108 Sutter, r. 517 Greenwich
Pelton John C. jr., draughtsman, 330 Pine,
rm 51, r. 1510 Pine
Pendergast James, limg testing machine, r.
609 Jackson
Pendergast James A., com mcht, 206 Clay,
r. ne. cor. Pine and Broderick
Pendleton A Co. (Benjamin F. Pen-
dleton) real estate agts, 737 Markt, rra 9
Pendleton Benjamin F. (Pendleton «fe Co.)
737 Market
Pera F. & Co. (Francisco Pera and Giovanni
Domenici) shoemkrs, 413 Broadway
Pera Francisco (F. Pera & Co.) r. 413
Broadway
Percy Donald H., physician, 112 Rear
Percy G. W., architect, 120 Sutter, rm 81
Perdrix Jean, bakery 1518 Stockton
Perniat Elias, candies, fruits and nuts, 911
Kearny
Perpoli Pracidio & Co. (Pracidio Perpoli
and Bassotti Virgilio) wood and coal,
608 Broadway
Perpoli Pracidio (Pracinio Perpoli & Co.)r.
nw. cor Mason and Pacific
Perry David, carpenter and builder, 47 Third,
r, 115 Turk
Perry James W., whiteuer, r. Golden Gate
Hotel
Peru Win., hulooii, 626 Sac, r. 835 Yallejo
Pescin Joseph, medical student with A. A.
O'Neil, r. 318 Broadway
Peters John, saloon, 1007 Battery
Peters P. L., artist, 120 Sutter, rm 47
Peters Wm., confectionery, 118 Taylor
Petersen Hans, restaurant, 24 Howard
Petersen Neal, (Simonsen & Petersen) r.
ws. Dupont, bet Union %pd Filbert
Peterson O., (Olson & Peterson) r. 1110
Battery
PewJ. Vv.. mining sec, 419 California,
rm 4, t. 1001 Sutter
Pezzolo Giovanni & Co. (Giovanni Pezzolo
and Michele Jordono) saloon, 1234 Dupt
Pezzolo Giovanni (Giovanni Pezzolo & Co.)
r. 1234 Dupont
Pferdner Bros., ink and mucilage, 12 Mont
Pfortner Cha»., .saloon, 15 Ninth
Pharrer C. N., real estate and manager Pa-
cific Diamond Gaslight Co., off and r.
417 Kearny
Phelan James, contractor, r. 1523 Leav
Phelps Chas. H., milkman, r. 1431 Mission
Pbcenix lus.. Co. (Of Brooklyn) "\Vm. J.
Stoddart, agt, off 215 Sansome
Phillips & Hamilton (Henry Phillips and
Wm, F. E. Hamilton) saloon, 162 First
Phillips Henry (Phillips & Hamilton) r. 162
First
Phillips M. 6: Co. (Of Honolulu) 217 Pine
Pickens J. H., register elk County Court, r.
643 Folsom
Pickens, Joseph A., mdse broker, 202 Cal,
r. 2311 Howard
PierucJni S., restaurant, 526 Broadway
Pilcher Wm. J. (Long & Pilcher) r. Oakland
Pillsbury E. S., (Greene & Pillsbury) attys-
at-law, 420 California, r. South Park
Pima Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Pima
Co., Arizona) Philip D. Moore sec, 432
Montgomery, rm 1
Pioneer Night Contractors Co.,
Wm. Watts sec, 313 Dupont
Pirrie Wm., bkpr with John Zeigenbaum &
& Co., r. 1263 Twelfth, Oakland
Pitz J., watches, jewelry, music boxes, etc.,
1043 J;'i Market
Pizzala Carlo, sausagemkr, 1132 Dupont
Plath John H., carriage manufy, 715 Folaom,
r. cor. Cole and Carl
Piatt Charles H., second hand bldg materials,
634 Third, r. G'A Liberty
Plummer J. A., mcht, 222 Clay, r. 208
O'Farrell
Plummer Wm. P. (Roe & Plummer) r. 62
Tehama
Plunkett Joseph (Clark ii Plunkett) r.
Clementina nr Fourth
Poheim «fc Lancaster, changed to Joseph
Poheim
Potaeim Joseph, mcbttnilor, 103 Third,
r. 116 Shipley.
Pohlker John H., groceries, nw. cor
Howard and 26th
Pollard W. H. (Webster & Pollard) r. Ala-
meda
Poncini M. & Co. (M. Poncini) restaurant,
308 Montgomery av
Poncini M. (M. Poncini tt Co.) r. nw. cor
Dupont and Yallejo
Pope Wm. H., (Harned & Pope) r 214 Ellis
Poppen John F., saloon 304 Pacific
Porporato Francisco, vegetable and dairy
produce, 1224 Dupont
Porter A. A., wines and liquors, 432 Cali-
fornia, r. 830 Post
Post Stanley, rubber stamp mkr with F. M.
True worthy
Postel A. & Co. (Amandus Postel and John
D. Ahlers) groceries, sw. cor 23d and
Valencia
Postel Amandus (A. Postal & Co.) r. sw.
cor. Valencia and 23d
Postel Arnold, dk with A. Postel & Co., r.
sw. cor Valencia and 23d
Postel Bros., changed to A. Postel & Co.
Potter A. W., (Potter, Fuller & Co.) r. 900
Van Ness av
Potter Wlllard D. k Co. (WillardD. Potter)
collectors, 9 Geary, rm 8
Potter Willard D. (Willard D. Potter & Co.)
V. Lick House
Pouvreau J., tinsmith, 1408 Dupont
Powell Frank, elk with A. H. Todd & Co.,
r. 1809 Taylor
Powers Peter, elk with Berry, Wolfskill <fe
Co. r. 444 Minna
Pracy Geo. T.. machinist, 109-111 Mission,
r. ne. cor 23d and Church
Prang Eichard, wines and liquors, ne. cor
Drumm and Merchant
Prendergast John (Prendergast & Doherty)
r. 9 Nevada
Prentice Edwin H., manager S. F. Busi-
ness Agency, 9 Geary, rm 2, r. 810
Taylor
Prescott Geo. W. A Co. (Geo. W.
Prescott and N. L. Drew) whol hunber,
4 California
Pring Elijah J., physician and apothecary,
422 Pacific, r. 522 Shotwell
Proffatf John, atty-at-law, 50 Mont blk
<^
Quade Otto, stoves and tinware, 207 Sixth, r.
1060 Howard, rear
Quaid David (Connor & Quaid) r. 8 Louisa
Queen M. Co., Wm. H. McClintock, sec, 330
Pine, rm 5
Quilkin Annie Mrs., candies and fancy
goods, 673 Mission
Rabel Louis, brtdr with C. Buechi, sw. cor
Keariiy and Morton
Racich Audrea, liquor and coffee saloon, 419
Davis
Kadovich Bozo, whol liquors, 29 Geary, r.
808 California
KaHerty James, saloon, 1136 Market
Rahwyler Jk Golly» changed to Abra-
ham Rahwyler
Rahwyler Abraham, watches and
jewelry, 102 Third, r. 1 Telegraph pi
Rahlman Fred., elk with H. J. Hinck, r. se.
cor Ellis and Polk
Eaiuville Henry E., carriagemkr, 228 Mis
Ralston & Gray (Edward Ralston and Dud-
ley M. Gray ) proprs Eureka Straw Wks,
115 Sixth
Ralston Edward (Ralston <fe Gray) r. 523%
Natoma
Ramm H. & Co. (Herman Ramm) saloon,
40 Geary and 612 Battery
Ramsay Leter, saloon, 903 Kearny
Rank Cyrus P., mcht, 125 Sausome, rm 46,
r. sw. cor Eighth and Market
Ranken H. A- C (Herman and Chas.
Ranken) wines and liquors, se. cor Sey-
enth and Market
Raukin, Brayton Jk Co. (Ira P. Ran-
kin and A. P. Brayton) proprs Pac.
Iron Wks, 127-135 First
Rankin Ira P. (Rankin, Brayton & Co.) r.
711 Post
Ranlett Horace D., mining and com
agt, 218 California, r. Oakland
Ranson Lyman W., justice of the peace,
804 Montgomery, r. 1606 Howard
Rapozo M. S., shoemkr, 415 Drumm
Rathjen Henry (Mass & Rathjenj r. 419
Stockton
Raveley S. W. (Crane & Rareley) r. 555
Natoma
Raye Alfred P., carpets, oilcloths and up-
holstery goods, 756 Market, r. ws. Polk
bet Turk and Tyler
Raymond <fc Ely M. Co. (Pioche, Nev.) J.
W. Pew, sec, 419 California, rm 4
Read, Blood dc €o. (J. G. Read and
Wm. F. Blood) oil and com mchts, 9
Drumm
Read J. G. (Read, Blood & Co.) r. 16 Stock
Read Nat., saloon, 1146 Mission
Reardon Dennis, shoemkr with Joseph R.
Cohnreich, r. 13th ur Market
Reardon Robert S., butcher, 5 New Metro-
politan Mkt, r. 743 Folsom
Reaume Edmond, shoemkr, 315 Mont av
Redwine Louis P.. tailor, se. cor Fulton and
Buchanan
Reese John, barber. 402 Phoiric, r. 1226
Eddy
Reeve Geo. F. jr., saUsmitn with •). M.
Litchfield & Co., r. 1921 Taylor
Reichling Caspar ^Geo. Snyder & Co.) r.
126 Park av
Reid John, mcht tailor, 907% Market
Reidlinger Edward, saloon, 925 Kearny, r.
834 Vallejo
Reimbold J. C, groceries, 131 Eleventh
Reinking & Lane, dissolved
Remer John A., architect, r. 17^1 Buchanan
Rennert Fred (Franco <fc Rennert) r. 317%
Union
Reppin Gustave, barber, 903 Kearny, r. 627
Vallejo
Reynolds Benjamin A., atty-at-law and col-
lector, 626 Washington, r. 1518 Pac av
Reynolds Frank P., mining sec, rm 24 Safe
Deposit bldg, a. Oakland
Reynolds Leonard, atty-at-law, 626 Wash-
ington, r. 1518 Pacific av
Reynolds Michael (McSwegan & Reynolds)
r. 6 Leroy pi
Reynolds Wm. T., mining, rm 24 Safe
Deposit bldg, r. Oakland
Rice H. W., straw burning engine works,
56 Bluxome bet Fourth and Fifth, r.
Haywood
Richter Harris, machinist with F. B. Schoen-
stein. r. Natoma bet First and Second
Richter Otto, saloon, 135 Post
Rieger P. <fe Co. (Paul Rieger) mnfr flavor-
ing extracts, 511 Front
Riepe J. A., engraver, 614 Merchant, r. Cal-
ifornia bet Jones and Leavenworth
Ries L., land agt, 607 Washington
Riley Allen J., fruit and confectionery, 356
Fourth
Ringen Peter, saloon, 11« Washington, r.
604 Lombard
Riordan Frank, groceries, se. cor Howard
and Tenth
Riphenburgh Wesley, livery stable, 102 Clark
Rltter A., watchmkr and jeweler, 303
Kearny, r. 6 Bernard
Rivas Isaac, physician, 36 Geary
Roberts Richard M. (Roberts A' Kearny) r.
826 Filbert
Roberts Robert E., molder, 1243 Mission
Roberts Wm. H. (Kelly & Roberts) sw. cor
Fifth and Natoma
Robertson Alex. M., salesman with C. Beach,
i: 709 Ellis
Robiu Adrien, whol and ret liquors, 614
Fourth
Robinet E., com agt, 509 Ke&rny, r. 772%
Folsom
Robinson & Sauvielle (A. W, Robinson and
Mathew Sauvielle) 'mining and gen busi-
ness agts, 605 Montgomery
Robinson A. W. (Robinson and Sauvielle)
r. 317 Third
Robinson R. A., collector, 610 Merchant, r.
11 RUBB
Roohin Geo., manager with Smith Si Rochin,
r. 337 Bush
Rochin M. (Smith &, Rochin) r. nw. cor
Mission and Sixth
Roe & Plummet (Geo. H. Roe and Wm. P.
Plummer) money brokers, 4 Steuart
Roe Geo. H. (Roe & Plummer) r. Oakland
Roes Louis B. W., propr Roes saloon, se.
cor Front and Oregon, r. 1509 Leav
Roettger F., contractor and builder, Devisa-
dero bet Bush and Sutter, r. Sutter bet
Broderick and Lyon
Rogan Edward, gents' furnishing and opti-
cal goods, 803 Market
Roger Leon, elk -with Alfred Gros, r. 702
Washington
Rohde August (Rohde Bros.) r. 2 Jasper pi
Rohde John, groceries, sw. cor Clay aud
Taylor, r. 19 Yerba Buena
Rohde Peter F., saloon, 8 Clay, r. 2647 Mis
Roller Chas., groceries, sw. cor Franklin and
Fell
Romaine Nicholas T., merchant, off 413-415
Market, r. New Jersey
Root <fe Sanderson (E. M. Root and Geo. H.
Sanderson'* whol groceries, 412 Front
Root E. M. & Co., changed to Root & San-
derson
Roo't E. M. (Root & Sanderson) r. 1209 Jack
Root John W ., salesman with Meeker, James
& Co., r. 501 Webster
Rosenberg Geotz, butcher, stall 1, Mission
Market, se. cor Mission and 16th, r. 2019
Mission
Rosenblum Philip, shoemkr, cor First av
and Sixteenth
Rosenblum Philip, tailor, 39 Third, r. 16th
nr Mission
Rosener Bros. (Samuel and Henry Rosener)
proprs Star Brewery, se. cor Eleventh
and Folsom, off 223 Battery
Rosener Henry (Rosener Bros.) r. 904 O'Far
Rosener Samuel (Rosener Bros.) r.904 O'Far
Rosenmoller Louisa, widow, boarding and
lodging, 12 Washington
Rosenthal Wm., barber, 12 Jackson, r. sw.
cor Jackson and Drumm
Ross Donald, elk, r. Abbotsford House
Ross D. Wing, elk with Berry, Wolf skill &
Co., r. 726 Sutter
Ross F. C, freight agt Blue Line, 138 Mont-
gomery, r. 726 Sutter
Ross Theodore B., horse clipping and livery
stable, 1607 Market, r. Lick House
Ronyrenc Joseph, saloon, 417 Bush
Rowe E. P., traveling agt with Kane,
O'Leary & Co., 607 Front
Rowley & Fowler (B. N. Rowley and W. G.
Fowler) managers Pacific Coast Board
and Room Bureau, 540 California
Rowley B. N. (Rowley & Fowler) r. 611 Har
Rowley Chas. H. (Monroe & Rowley) 644
Market
Royce Clark E., atty-at-law, 216 Sansome,
rm 9, r. 1935 Broadway
Ruckwardt & Schlechtweg (R. Ruckwardt
and Chas. Schlechtweg) proprs Clipper
Hotel, cor Market and East
Ruckwardt R. (Ruckwardt & Schlechtweg)
r. Clipper Hotel
Rudd Wm. B., brtdr with Joel Docking, r.
3 Roach
Rueser Chas., carriage and wagonmkr, se.
cor Wash and Drumm, r. 473 Jessie
Ruh & Baumeister, changed to Ruh & Bren-
ner
Ruh & Brenner (F. Ruh and M. Brenner)
saloon, 411 Bush
Ruh Adam, saloon, 440 Bush
Ruh F. (Ruh & Brenner) r. 3 Chatham pi
Runger Christian F. (Hill & Runger) r. ne.
cor Madden and Berry
Ruppel Chas., watchmkr with L. Zacharias
& Bro., r. 528 Tehama
Russ Joseph, propr Niagara House, 724 Mis
Russell, Johnson A Co. (John A.
Russell J. H. Johnson and Geo. Y.
Stevens ) real estate and business agts,
625 Washington
Russell John A. (Russell, Johnson & Co.) r.
602 Broadway
Rutherford Chas. H., 1028 Market
Riittger & Smith (Joseph Riittger and Wm.
Smith) saloon, 736 Montgomery
Riittger Joseph (Riittger <te Smith) r. 4
Bartol
Ryan James A., elk with Michael Marron,
r. Central Pacific Hotel
Ryan John B., harnessmkr, 639 Broadway,
r. 316 Capp
Ryan Thos.. shoemk with Abraham Harris,
r. 528 Pacific
Ryan Thos. J., groceries, 525 Vallejo, r. 527
Vallejo
Ryhiner Adolph, bkpr with Paul Moroney,
r. 121 Turk
»
Sackmann John J., real estate, 417 Bush, r;
232 Oak
Safft W., elk with Chas. Behrmann, r. nw.
cor Webster and Filbert
Sage Robert M., register elk Municipal Crim-
inal Court, r. ss. Folsom bet Second
and Third
Sala G. (Scalerandi <fe Sala) r. 1713 Market
Salas I. <fe Co. (Ignacio Salas and Modesto
Tisnado) mnfrs and dealers cigars, 1007
Market
Salas Ignacio (I. Salas & Co.) r. 11 Oak
Grove av
Salem Flouring Mills (Salem, Or.) M. J. &
A. W. Kinney agts, 22 California
Salmon Albert, elk with S. Bine, r. 1006
Geary
Salmon Eddy, elk with S. Bine, r. 1006 Geary
Salsbury Warren H. (Jason Springer & Co. )
r. Chico, Butte Co.
Samisch E.., porcelain decorator and engrav-
er, 122 Postr. 118 Post,
Samisch, White & Burgeon, dissolved
Samuel Emanuel, paints, pajjer hangings
and whitening, 732 Mission
Samuel Harris, tailor, 800 Third
San Felipe M. Co. (Inyo Co. Cal.) B. H.
Brooks sec, 315 California, rm 17
San Francisco Art Association, D. P. Bel-
knap sec, 430 Pine
San Francisco Broom Factory, Lambert Van
Laak propr, ns. 17th bet Howard and
Folsom
San Francisco Business Agency, E. H. Pren-
tice manager, 9 Geary, rm 2
Sau Francisco Liaundry Asso-
ciation, 33 Geary
San Francisco mail, D. Dalziel editor
and propr, off 325 Kearny, editorial
rms 518 Clay
San Francisco Mills, Pease, Wetmore <& Co.
prop, nw. cor Howard and Main
Sanborn Harvey L., elk Freight Auditor's
off, C. P. R. R., r. 755 Howard
Sancken C A C!o. (Christian Sancken
and Alex. Burmeister) groceries, ne. cor
Eddy and Steiner
Sancken Christian (C. Sancken .fc Co.) r.
ne. cor Eddy and Steiner
Sanders & Co. (James H. Sanders and Louis
Silverstein) locksmiths and bellhangers,
511 Montgomery av
Sanders H. S., physician, 115 Turk
Sanders James H. (Sanders <Sr Co.) r. 730
Montgomery
Sanderson Geo. H. (Root &, Sanderson) r.
427 Eddy
Sandoval Andres, barber, 213 Third
Sanford Edwin N., watches and jewelry, 225
Third, r. 4 Elliot Park
Sanger Isidor (Davis & Sanger) r. 226 Turk
Santos John A., barber, 20 Clay, r. 37 Sac
Sarano John, groceries. 1554 Howard
Saroni Henry, bkpr with T. C. Hoflfmann «fe
Co.. r. 511 Eddy
Sauvielle Mathew (Robinson »t Sauvielle) r.
317 Third
Savage A Son (Richard and Richard H.
Savage) proprs Empire Foundry, 8 Cal
Sawyer Lorenzo, judge U. S. Circuit Court,
chambers U. S. Court bldg, rm 3, r, 734
Sutter
Saxe Peter, imp cattle, sheep and hogs, nw.
cor Ninth and Folsom
Saxe RoUin P., propr Bulls Head Stock and
Sale Yard, aw. cor Ninth and Howard
Saxon Wm. T., fruit. 1719% Market, r. 2117
Market
Sayers Wm. F., atty-at-law, 207 Sansome, r.
108 Minna
Sayles Rufus E. (Hazard & Sayles) r, 719
Hayes
Sayres F. M. & Co. (F. M. and N. S. Sayres)
clothes wringers and children's car-
riages, 1232 Market
Sayres F. M. (F. M. Sayres & Co.) r. Ohio
Sayres M. M., manager with F. M. Sayres
& Co., r. 719 Hayes
Sayres N. S. (F. M. Sayres & Co.) r. Indiana
Scalerandi & Sala (Dominico Scalerandi and
G. Sala) retail fruits, 1713 Market ■
Scalerandi Dominico (Scalerandi & Sala) r.
1713 Market
Schad Albert, candj'mkr with T. C. Hoffmann
& Co.. r. 645 Washington
Schaefer Henry, candy mkr with T. C. Hoff-
mann & Co., r. 405 Folsom
Schall L., boots and shoes, 1004 Stockton, r.
721 Vallejo
Schaller Henry, groceries and Hayes
Valley R. R. terminus, ne. cor Ellis and
DGVisfliuGro
Scheeline S. (Wm. Cohen & Co.) r. 1503
Larkin
Schenk & Heil (Wm. Schenk and Constan-
tin Heil) saloon, 103 Sacramento
Schenk Wm. (Schenk & Heil) r. sw. cor Clay
and Drumm
Scherf & Co. (H. Scherf, E. Kihn and M.
Staehli) mnfrs furniture, 545 Fifth
Scherf H. (Scherf & Co.) r. Bernal Heights
Schetzel & Stolzenwald, dissolved
Schiller Francis, cooperage, 46-48 Jackson,
r. es. Bannam pi bet Green and Union
Schimmelpfennig Gustav A. E., with J. B.
Golly & Co., r. 417% Clementina
Schinkei A LiU.'c (O. Schinkel and Pe-
ter Lux) groceries, 923 Bryant
Schinkel O. (Schinkel & Lux) r. 923 Bryant
Scbloss Solomon (Glass & Schloss) r. 1315
Stockton
Schliiter Detlef, saloon, 508 Davis
Schmidt <fe Altvater (Henry Schmidt and
Fred. A. Altvater) butchers, nw. oor
Leavenworth and Broadway
Schmidt Gustave. barber and dentist, 1743
Mission
Schmidt Henry (Schmidt & Altvater) r. nw.
cor Leavenworth and Broadway
Schmidt Hubert (Wisby & Schmidt) r. 520
Union
Schmidt John C, cigars and tobacco, 19
Pacific, r. es. Front bet Pacific and Bwy
Schmidt Margaret, widow, propr Minerva
Saloon, sw. cor California and Kearny,
r. 8 Stockton pi
Schmitt Emile, tinsmith with Chas. Brown,
r. 417 Broadway
Schmitt Geo., changed to Missler & Mayer,
819 Kearnj'
Schmitt Jean G., boot and shoemkr, 225
Montgomery av. r. 821 Vallejo
Schmitz Francis, machinist with F. B. Scho-
enstein, r. 555 Jessie
Schneider Geo., saloon, 1134 Dupont, r. 637
Broadway
Schneuer Wm., waiter, r. 535 >^ Stevenson
Schnutonhans W. (C. Spiegel & Co.) r. 134
Fourth
Schoen Louis L., barber, 6 Turk, r. Waller
nr Fillmore
Schoener & Korsvig (John A. Schoener and
Thos. Korsvig) saloon, 813 Montgomery
Schoener John A. (Schoener & Korsvig) and
lodgings, 813-815 Montgomery
Schoenfeld S. D. (8. D. Schoenfeld &Bro.,
Red Bluff, Cal) 331 Kearny
Schoenstein Ferdinand B.. machinist and
modelmkr, 511 Fulton
Scholle & Lankershim (Wm. Scholle and
Isaac Lankershim) proprs Union Ware-
house, nw. cor Union and Battery
Scholle Wm. (Scholle <fc Lankershim and
Scholle Bros.) 1101 Battery
Schomacker Fred., groceries, 115 Ninth
School and Home Journal (B. T. Conger &
Co. pub and propr, 622 Clay
Schottler A., groceries, se. cor Vallejo and
Montgomery, r. 331 J/J Vallejo
Schreiber Anthony, cigars, 509 Fourth
Schreiber Franz, saloon, se. cor Kearny and
Pacific
Schreiber Jacob, mining, 302 Montgomery,
rm 15, r. 126 Fourteenth
Schroder Geo., elk with Starr & Co., r 731
Bush
Schroder Hermann, groceries, nw.
cor Fell and Gough
Schroder John H., elk with Hermann Schro-
der, r. nw. cor Fell and Gough
Schuberth & Co. (E. H. Ruppel) musical
circulating library, 950 Market
Schule F. A. (Johnson & Schule) 5 Post
Schulz Fred. (Holler &Schulz) r. 435 Minna
Schumacher Diedrich, butcher, cor 7th av
andM, S. S.F.
Schumacher Henry, elk with Wm. Baruth.
r. nw. cor Sutter and Hyde
Schiiiir Edward John, restaurant, se. cor
Kearny and Pacific, r. 625 Pacific
Schwab M., shoemkr, 14 Jackson, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Schwartz Chas., merchant, r. 908% Larkin
Schwartz Chas. Mrs., dressmkr, 908% Larkin
Schwerin, Feulner & Co. (Henry W. Schwe-
rin and J. Adam Feulner) bakery 1129
Dupont
Schwerin Henry W. (Schwerin, Feulner &
Co.) r. 1129 Dupont
Sciaroni Chas., saloon, 1341 Dupout
Scipio Edward (Grancourt & Scipio) r. 1419
Stockton
Scott A. F., salesman with Wilson. Merry <fe
Co.
Scott Geo. (Vosburgh & Scott) r. 1503 Pine
Scott J. C, salesman with J. K. Cooper, 746
Market
Seaman Edward H. (Lincoln & Co.) r. 517
Folsom
Sears ic Foley (Michael G. Sears and Timo-
thy Foley) saloon, nw. cor Washington
and East
Seeba di Co. (Henry Seeba and Fred.
Koch) groceries, sw. cor 24th and How
Seeba Henry & Co., changed to Seeba Sc Co.
Seeba Henry (Seeba & Co.) r. sw. cor 24th
and Howard
Seeley Albert, r. 18 First
Segen Emanuel, bkpr with Morris Speyer &
Co., r. 507 Post
Segui Baltazar, coffee saloon, 629 Davis, r.
1522Powell
Sengstacke Albert (Kuck & Sengstacke) r.
517 Pine
Seregni F. (Muldoon, Seregni & Co.) r. 24
Post
Serighelli Silvestre, watchmkr with James
Young, 57 Second
Shafter — , physician, 128% Fourth, r.
Chestnut bet Hyde and Larkin
Shanzer Joseph, butcher, 63-64 Cal. Mkt,
r. 1708 Dupont
Sharp L. H.. atty-at-law, 213-215 Sansome,
r. 10 Harriet
Sharp Morris (Shaw <fe Sharp) r. 716 Leav
Sharp Thornton W. (Crane & Sharp) r. nw.
cor First and Howard
Sharp Wm. T., piano tuner with Wm. G.
Badger, r. 806 Twentieth
Shattuck D. D. (Wooster, Hubbell &0o.) r.
814 Powell
Shaw Jonathan, bkpr with James B. Roberts,
r. 1049 Mission
Shemanski Harris, drygoods, 1102 Stockton
Shepard B. W., saloon, 3 King
Shepard Wm. H., subscription books, 5
Post, r. New York
Sheppard A., elk Armstrong's Hay ward Ex-
press, r. 24 Minna
Sherman Anna Maria Miss, with Mrs. Annie
Quilkiu, r. 673 Mission
Shew Wm. (Welsh &■ Shew) r. 422 Drumm
Sheyer & Wilcox, changed to E. Sheyer, 300
Kearny
Sheyer Emanuel, moneybroker, 300 Kearny,
r. 202 ElHs
Shields & Sheehy, Brooklyn Hotel, dissolved
Shields, Belt & Co. (A. M. Shields. Thos.
W. Belt and L. B. Clark) proprs Brook-
lyn Hotel, 210-212 Bush
Shields James, butcher with F. McCarrick. r.
Broderick nr Post
Shoenberg Henry (Shoenberg &, Co.) r. 1138
Sutter
Shoenberg Lewis, cutler, 210 Sansome
Shourds John A., wood engraver Spirit of
the Times, r. 315% Jessie
Shores L., capitali.st, 430 Montgomery, r.
609 Sutter
Shwetzer Jacob, tailor, 320 Sixteenth, r. 329
Sixteenth
Shwinn Jacob, butcher, 308 Fifth
Siebe & Wack (H. F. D. Siebe and John
Wack) saloon, sw. cor Bryant and Fifth
Siebe H. F. D. (Siebe & Wack) sw. cor Bry-
ant and Fifth
Siebenhaur Sally, salesman with Falken-
stein & Co., r. 314 Bush
Sieberst H. G., atty-at-law, 612 Clay, r.
Oakland
Siena Jokn, groceries, sw. cor Braunau
aud Second and meat market, 305 Bran-
nan, r. sw. cor Brannan and Second
Sies ife Mighell, 5 Spear, changed to Philip
Sies
Siess Geo., carptr, 22 Morton, r. 409 Post
Sievers John H., florist, 25 Post and (Miller,
Sievers & Co.) r. Lombard bet Larkin
and Polk
Siewert C, saloon, 28 Clay, r. cor Commer-
cial and East
Silva Antone, barber, 505 Broadway
Silver & Co. (W. J. Silver) real estate, 215
Kearny
Silver King South M. Co. (Arizona) H. P.
Ledyard, see, 240 Montgomery, rm 14
Silver Morris, pawnbroker, 1136 Diipont, r.
r. 8 Bernard
Silver \V. J. (Silver «fe Co.) r. San Eafael
Silverberg Max, dry and fancy goods, 1529%
Turk
Silverstein Louis (Sanders <fe Co.) r. 730
Montgomerj' av
Silvev Conrad A., hatter Western Straw
Wks, r. 1332 Bush
Simmonds Geo. & Co. (Geo. and Philip
Simmouds) whol wines and liquors, 12
Montgomery av
Simmouds George (Geo Simmouds <fe Co.)
r. 313 Oak
Sindel & Gantuer (Jacob Siudel aud Rich-
ard Gantner) blacksmiths and wagon-
mkrs, 424 Pacific
Sinsheimer S., 761 Market, r. 9% Dikeman
Pl
Sippel Frank E. (Lauterback & Sippel) r.
250 Sutter
Skeena River €o. (B. C.) packers of
salmou, Wm. M. Neill, manager, off 204
Califfirnia, rm 6
Skinner T. L., atty-at-law, 429 Montgomery,
r. nw. cor Howard aud 10th
Slattery D. F., elk with J. W. Kinsley & Co.,
r. 114 Natoma
Slattery George P., butcher, 35 Clementina
Slorah Edward C, ale and jiorter bottler,
708 Sansome, r. cor 26th and Folsom
Small John W., plumber with Thomas Day,
r. 407 Greenwich
Smedberg James Pi., Safe Deposit Bldg, rm
12
Smith & Logau (Ferdinand A Smith and
James M. Logan) fruit and confection-
ery, 1811^,^ Powell
Smith & Rochiu (S. Smith and M. Pioohiu)
wines, liquors and oyster saloon, 344
Bush
Smith Charles B., bellows mkr with Cal.
Bellows Co., r. 621 California
Smith David P., propr Forest Shooting Gal-
lery, ne. cor New Montgomery and
Minna, r. 2311 Mission
Smith Ferdinand A. (Smith & Logan) r.
1811% Powell
Smith George Law, capitalist. Nucleus Hotel
Smith George 0. jr., insurance broker, 304
California, r. Alameda
Smith George W., carpets, furniture and
bedding, and agt Waukesha Mineral
Rock Spring Water, 1110 Market and 11
Turk, r. 407 Filbert
Smith Herbert & Co. (Herbert Smith) ship-
ping and com mchts, 204 California
Smith Herbert, (Herbert Smith & Co.) r. 113
Stockton
Smith H. L. (Jason Springer & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Smith Horace F. (H. F. Smith & Co.) r. 11th
av nr N, S. S. F.
Smith James (J. Gundlach it Co.) r. Oak-
land
Smith James R. (Benedick & Smith) 229
San Jose av
Smith John H., metal worker, 217 Eighth
Smith Joseph, dry goods, 1325 Dupont
Smith S., (Smith & Rochin) and oyster
saloon, 1004 Market
Smith Samuel H., (Banta k Smith) r. <115
Howard
Smith William (Ruttger <fe Smith) r. 1328
Stockton
Smith Wm. N., Corporation Yard keeper, S.
F. Fire Dept, r. 12 John
Smith W. T., Secy Cal Stone Paving Co.,
402 Mont, rm 33, r. 1210 (B^ Jackson
Snow Frank C. (Snow & May) r. 629 Geary
Snyder George & Co. (George Snyder and
Caspar Reichling) furniture manufrs,
se. cor Mission and Beale
Snyder George (George Snyder & Co. ) r. 126
Park av
Solomon Maier, clothing, 205 Pacific
Somerville & Ellis (Daniel Somerville and
Peter Ellis) proprs Commercial Hotel
Wine. Rooms, 132 Montgomery av
Sommerville Daniel (Somerville & Ellis) r.
Commercial Hotel
Sondheimer M., elk with D. Livingston, r.
1328 Polk
South Chariot Mining Co. (Owyhee Co.,
Idaho) Wm. H. McClintock sec, 330
Pine, rm 5
South Pacific Coast R. R. Co., A. E. Davis
pres, rms 20-21-22 Nevada Block
Southard M. C, mining sec, 23 Stevenson
bldg, r. 215 Jones
Southern Belle Silver M. <fe M. Co. (Esmer-
alda Co., Nev.) A. C. Hammond sec,
401 California, rm 7
Spaulding Henry K., atty-at-law, 216
Sansome, rm 9, r. 132 McAllister
Speckman Fred. F., grocei-ies, 83 Fourth
r. 339 Minna
Spiegel C. & Co. (C. Spiegel, G. Glueck and
W. Schnutenhaus; furnitiu-e manufrs,
560 Brannan
Spiegel Christian (C. Spiegel & Co.) r. 48
Zoe
Spinuey Joseph, shipwright, r. Tiger Hotel
Sprague E. "\V., physirian, 30 Post
Springer Jason & Co. (Jason and AV. E.
Springer, H. L. Smith and Warren H.
Sulsbury) lumber, se. cor Spear and
Mission
Springer Jason (Jason Springer &, Co.) r.
1613 Clay
Springer W.. K. (Jason Springer & Co., r.
1609 Clay
Sproat Geo., saloon, 6 Mission
St. Denis <.fe Chesney (J. St. Denis and D.
Chesney) house and sign jjainttrs, 1305
Stockton and 302 Montgomery av
Stacy, Thompson & Hart, changed to
Thompson & Firebaugh
Staehli M. (Scherf k Co.) r. 16 Jessie bet
Seventh and Eighth
Staflfelbach Edward (Herkenham it Staffel-
bach) r. 108 Steuart
Stahmer Geo., r. 8 Stockton pi
Standard Bag Factory, J. H. Gove supt, 23 [
Stevenson |
Stanley F. Hastings, phonographic reporter, j
6 Court blk, r. Columbia nr Sanchez
Stapelfeld Wm., groceries, ne. cor Gough
and Grove
Staples Chas. Mrs., confectiouerv and frnit,
1934 Mission
Star Brewery, Rosener Bros, proprs., s.e.
cor 11th and Folsom, off 223 Battery
Starbird A. W. (Starbird & Goldstoue) r.
1055 Tyler
Stark Luke, with Tautphaus & St.ark, r. 12
Clementina
Stateler J. W. jr., cigars and tobacco, 337
- Bush. r. 2i-A Tavlor
Staud John N. (F.' & J. N. Stand) r. 818
Jessie
Stein Solomon, fruit and vegetables, 1023
Pacilic
Steinbach J. A., watchmaker, 528 Kearny, r.
cor 25th and Alabama
Steiufels Chas., butcher, 1225 Broadway
Stenhouse Robert, baker, 37 Clementina
Sternitzky — Mrs. (Chr. T^ehrke & Co.) r.
Stanford Hotel
Stetson A Houghton (Edward Gray
Stetson and R. E. Houghtm) attys-at-
law, 315 California
Stetson James B., imp stoves, ranges and
metals and mnfr tinware, 115-117 Front,
r. 623 O'Farrell
Stevens Geo. Y. (Russell, Johnson & Co.) r.
202 Sixth
Stevens Horatio N., operator A. & P. Tel.
Co., C. P. R. R. offices, r. 7 Fair Oak
Stevens M. V., saloon and billiards, 1500
Folsom
Stevens Wm. E., elk with Yates & Co., 627
Kearny, r. 2020 Van Ness av
Stevenson James, buyer with AV. B. Sum-
mer & Co., r. 719 Market
Stevenson James W. (Lewis <fe Stevenson)
r. 310 Eighteenth
Stewart & Downie (C. A. Stewart and J. E.
Downie) saloon, ne. cor Washington
and Mont and ue. cor Clay and Mont
Stewart Chas. E., elk with Fry, Neal & Co.,
r. 731 Bush
Stewart Thos. T., elk with D. F. Yerdenal,
r. 731 Bush
Steylaars C. L., druggist and apothecary,
1222 Dupont
Stier <fe Weitner (S. Stier and A. Weitner)
harnessmkrs, 528 Fourth
Stier S. (Stier «fc Weitner) r. 528 Fourth
Still Wm. G., manager with. Yates &, Co.,
627 Kearny, r. Windsor House
Stivers Henr^' F., inspector lumber,
cedar and mahogany, oft' sw. cor Beale
Main, r. 16 Erie
Stolze Fred., elk with Kuck 6i Sengstacke,
r. 517 Pine
Stolzenwald Heurv, scouring and dyeing,
UGy^ Post
Stone <fe Wright (Frank F. Stone and Ed-
ward D. Wright) ins agts, 307 Cul
Stone Geo., bkpr with Stanford & Atherton,
r. 624 Ellis
Stone John H., bkpr auditor's dept C. P. B.
R., r. 122 Taylor
Stoutlane J. M., groceries and liquors, 233
Eighth
Stowell F. A. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley
Primary School, r. 603 Buchanan
Stowell M. E. Miss, \-ice prin Rineon Gram-
mar School, r. 603 Buchanan
Stowell P. M. Miss, prin Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 603 Buchanan
Strahan A Coyne (Simon Strahan and
Dennis Coyne) wines and liquors, se.
cor Kearny and Pine
Strahan Simon (Strahan & Coyne) r. cor
Treat av and 22d
Straub John N., mcht tailor, 307 Hayes
Street & McMillen (C. H. Street and W, M.
McMillen) job printers, 5 Post
Street C. C. Mrs., r. 930 Market
Street C. H. (Street & McMillen) 5 Post
Striby Wm., music teacher, r. 2041 Mission
Strohbehn Detlef, saloon, 1520 Stockton
Stuart James C, elk with Wilmerding. Kel-
logg & Co., r. 731 Bush
Sturla G. B. <fe Co. (G. E. Sturla and Louis
Bacigalupi) saloon, 1402 Dupont
Sturla G. B. (G. B. Sturlu & Co.) r. 1 La-
fayette pi
Suckow Chas., cabinetmkr, 511 Jackson, r.
619 Geary
Suhr H. F. ( Wenck & Suhr) r. 107 Bernard
Sulberg Wm., restaurant, 250 Fourth
Suling (fe Co. (Wm. Suling and Herman
Teigler) groceries and liquors, 18 Na-
toma
Sullivan Peter J. (P. J. Sullivan & Co.) and
propr Grand Art Photo Gallery, 31
Third, r. 18 Twelfth
Sullivan Timothy, r. 140 Fourth
Suling Wm. (Suling & Co.) r. 18 Natema
Sumner Jonathan R., auctioneer with W. H.
Cummings, r. 409 Stevenson
Superior G. & J. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
J. Tyson sec, rm 21 Safe Deposit bldg
Suss <fe Hoesch (A. Suss and J. Hoesch)
money brokers, 238 Montgomery
Swanberg J. V., money broker, 645 Wash-
ington, r. 2011 Dupont
Swanton M. T. Mrs., millinery, 143 Second
Swanwiok Sidney F., commercial school, 37
Second
Sweeney D. &; Co. (Daniel Sweeney) stock
and sale yards, ne. cor Tenth and How
Swett Lorenzo, carptr, r. 1211 Taylor, rear
Sweetser & Co. (Stephen Sweetser) junk,
740 Pacific
Sweetser Stephen (Sweetser & Co.) r. 1014
Powell •
Swift J. D. & Co. (J. D. Swift and S. P.
Leeds) real estate, mining and gen bi;s-
ines agts, 436 Montgomerj'
Syverstsen & Anderson (Andrew Syvertsen
and L. P. Anderson) saloon, 214 Steuart
Syvertsen Andrew (Svvertsen «fe Anderson)
r. 214 Steuart
T
Taber Chas. H., framemkr with F. Mnnson
jr., r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Tallmadge B. (N. W. Northam & Co.) r, 11
Bourbon av
Taylor Cyrus D., confectionery and bakerv,
1105% Folsom and 206 Sixth
Taylor E. C, physician, 325% Hayes
Taylor W. O., physician, 646 Market, r. 923
McAllister
Teigler Herman (Suling & Co.) r. 18 Natoma
Terry Geo. W. (Terry k Valentine) r. 1119
Montgomery
Tewksbury M. K., physician, office and r. 37
Second
Thalia Verein, ne. cor Mont and Bush
The Barnard Express, Geo. B. Eastman agt,
1 Commercial
The California Mutual Benefit Association,
J. K. Bead sec, 40 California
The Grocer and Country Mer-
cliant; L. H. HoUoway pub and propr,
405 Front
The Hebrew (weekly) Philo Jaooby propr,
612 Commercial
The J. M. JBradMtreet A Sou Co.
(Improved Mercantile Agency) L. B.
Hilliard eupt, 230 California
The Workiugmen'i^ Building and
Real Estate Association, H. H.
Pearson pres, C. Roemer sec, oflf 540 Cal
I Theil Fran(jois, saloon, 319 Third
i Thomas John, barber, 107 Jackson, r. Oak-
i land
I Thomas J. W. (Jones & Thomas) r. se. cor
Seventh and Natoma
! Thomason E. E., contractor, 436 Montgom-
\ ery, r. 1335 Folsom
I Thompson d: Firebaugh (J. D.
I ^ Thompson and_^ H. C. Firebaugh) attys-
i at-law, 430 Montgomery
Thompson J. D. (Thompson ife Firebaugh)
I atty-at-law, 430 Mont, r. Oakland
I Thomson Norah Miss, seamstress with F.
I Tonner, r. 271 Minna
Thomson Sarah Miss, seamstress with F.
I Tonner, r. 271 Minna
I Thorin L., propr White Hotxse Restaurant,
I 420 Jackson
Thornton John, salesman with Joseph R.
I Cohnreich, 1010 Market
I Thwaites Joseph, photographer with H. W.
I Vaughan, r. 308 Clementina
i Thyes Adrien, saloon, 1135 Folsom
! Tierney E. P., physician and surgeon, 1010
Montgomery
I Tietgen Diedrich W., groceries, 417 Drumm,
r. 527 Union
! Tietjen Henry, saloon, 906 Kearny, r. sw.
j cor Kearny and Jackson
I Tiger Hotel, G. W. Crawley jr. propr, 444-
446 Brannan
! Tileston G. W., locksmith, shop and r. 313
i Sutter
I Tilley Chas. B., salesman with Wellman,
Peck & Co., r. Oakland
' Tisnado Modesto (I. Salas <te Co.) r. Jansen
j nr Greenwich
{ Titcomb John H., bkpr with J. A. Folger Sc
! Co., r. 846 Mission
; Tittel Minnie E. Midow, real estate, r. 417
Bush
Tobelmann Frederick, real estate
agt and money broker, 637 Washington,
r. 2507 California
! Tobin J. J., stock broker, 326 Pine
i Todd A. H. & Co. (A. H. Todd and Walter
Renouf ) stock brokers apd com agts, 317
California
I Todtman T. E., watchmkr, 604 Merchant, r,
'' Oakland
Toedt & Harmson (Henry Toedt and Louis
Harmson) saloon, 117 Jackson
Toedt Henry (Toedt & Harmson) r. 420
Union
j Tollard Henry, with Chas. Mathe, r. ne. cor
' Bush and Mason
j Tompkins & Mowry (W. H. Tompkins and
I L. I. Mowrv) atty-at-law. 636 Clay, rms
I 17-18
j Tomkins J. G. Mrs., millinery, 801 Larkin
' Tompkins W. H. (Tompkins & Mowry) atty-
j at-law, 636 Clay
: Tonner F., San Francisco Shirt Factory, 125
I Sansome, rm 50, r. 515 Franklin
Toohey & Ehmcke, groceries, changed to
Cornelins Toohey, New Metropolitan
Mkt
Toohey Cornelius, gioceries and dairy prod,
New Metropolitan Market, r. 1116 Jack
Toomy Henry, Safe Deposit bldg, rm 2i
Toplitz Joseph, hkpr with M. Brandenstein
& Co., r. 1012 Van Ness av
Toquerville S. M. Co., A. F. Walcott sec,
419 California, rm 12
Towle J. E., architect, 120 Sutter, r. 426 Post
Tracy John H., shipwright, r. Tiger Hotel
Trapier W. S. (Garrick & Trapier) r. 1723
Market
Trask James L,, real estate agent, 415 Mont-
gomery, rm 3
Travers Dominic, shoemkr, 204 First
Trenkle E., physician and occulist, 318
Kearny, r. 114 Kidley
Tressler Jolin li., mantels and head-
stones, 614 Laguna
Trilling Otto, wines and liquors, 517
California
Tripp Hiram D. (Palmer & Tripp) r. 1026
Market
Trost Wm. M., bakery, 245 Third
TuUar A. G., printer S. F. Call, r. 8 Oak
Grove av
TuUar H. S., druggist with Benj. Hastings,
r. 920 Bryant
Tungate John B., elk with D. J. Murphy, r.
es. Sanchez bet 22d and 23d
Turk Christian (Noethig & Turk) r. 1743>;
Mission
Turk Street Hotel, Kayser & Klose proprs.
22-24 Turk
Turner & Co., now Turner & Butler *
Turner Jt Butler (John H. Turner
and Kobert Butler ) house and sign
Ijainters, 115 Jessie
Turner John H. (Turner & Butler) r. 115
Jessie
Turner LeGrand M., bkpr with Thos. Newell,
r. nw. cor Oak and Octavia
Twiss E. (Cowan & Co.) 518 Chestnut
Twomey Michael, saloon, 234 Fremont
Tyson Joseph, mining sec, rm 22 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. 220 Turk
117
Ueffinger G. <fe Co., changed toC, Spiegel <fc
Co.
Uelzen Henry (Wierck &. Uelzen) r. ne. cor
O'Farrell andLarkin
Uhl Adolph, shoemkr, 25 Stockton, r. Park
Hotel
Underhill Henry B., attorney and real estate
agent C. P. R. R. and S. P. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. Grand Central
Hotel, Oakland
Underwriters' Agency (New York)
Wm. J. Stoddart agent, 215 Sansome
United States Con. Gold & S. M. Co. (Storev
Co., Nev.) M. C. Southard, sec, 23 Stev-
enson Bldg
United States Quartermaster's Stable, 1623
Market
United Workiuguiens Co-opera-
tire Boot and Shoe Mnfg Co.,
James Butler president, Walter Rosie
secretary, 113 Sansome, factory 500
Bartlett cor 25th
Universal Life Insurance Co. (of New York)
James R. Garniss agent, 13 Merch. Exch
Urbaoh I., bootmkr, 912 Valencia
Utter Fred. W., stock broker, 330% Mont-
gomery, r. 22d nr Chattanooga
Van Court John F., carriage trimmer, 108
Jessie, r. 721 Bryant
Van Duyn E. C, saloon, 211 Kearny, r. 11
Verba Buena
Van Dyke Walter (Van Dyke <fe Wells) atty-
at-law, 606 Montgomery, r.East Oakland
Van Laak Lambert, propr S. F. Broom Fac-
tory, ns. 17th bet Howard and Folsom,
r. 235 Howard
Van Pelt John S., S. F. Business Agency, r.
909 Broadway
Van Riper James, architect, 724% Market,
r. 906 Jackson
Van Winkle <fe Davenport, now I. S. Van
Winkle & Co.
Van Winkle I. S. «fe Co. (I. S. Van Winkle)
iron, steel and hardware. 413-415 Markt
Van Winkle Isaac S. (I. S. Van Winkle &
Co.) r. 317 Fulton
Vail David H., bkpr with Hubbard & Co.,
r. 313 Geary
Valentine Vincent (E. J. Cattarina & Co.) r.
415% Clementina
Vauderbilt Wm., salesman with Grangers'
Business Association, r. 1809 O'Farrell
Vandor P. E., dramatic editor Golden Era,
r. 2108 Taylor
Vansteenburg Joseph E., watchmkr, us. 24th
bet Harrison and Alabama
Vanvlack G. J., physician and surgeon, 930
Market, r. 765 Howard
Veal J. T.. r. 419 Kearny
Venker & Helmken (Henry Venker and
Chas. Helmken) grocers, 442 Broadway
Venker Henry (Venker & Helmken) r. 442
Broadway
Venturi Egilio, shoemkr, 1409 Dupont
Vest Geo. (Riley & Vest) r. 541 Fourth
Vidak John (Vlautin .t Vidak) r. 715 Davis
Vi^ E. E., butcher, 65 Centre Market
Vieuna Henry, barber with Geo. Nicholas,
r. 37 Sacramento
Vigizzi P., saloon, 119 Sutter
Vincent Francois (Close & Vincent) r. 716
Washington
Vincent O. B., operator Atlantic and Pacific
Tel.. C. P. K. R. Office, r. 625 Third
Virgilio Barsotti (Pracidio Perpoli & Co.)
r. 608 Broadway
Vitaich J., restaurant and oyster house, 18
Fifth, r. IGSYt Clementina
Vivien Auguste, florist, 129 Elhs
Vlautin <t Vidak (Paul Vlautin and John
Vidak) proprs Identical Eestaurant, 283
East
Vlautin Paul (Vlautin it Vidak and Vlautin
& Bro.; r. 71 5 Davis
Vogeley Jacob G., salesman with Robert
Flenniken, jr., r. 1808 Stockton
Von Ahnderi J. H., cigars, 3 Kearny, r. 141
Perry
Von Borstel John, elk Hathaway 's Ware-
house, r. Oakland
Von der Heide Carl, bkpr with Hentrich &
Thyarks, r. 12 Willow av
Von Dohlen John, elk with C. Sancken &
Co., r. ne. cor Eddy and Steiner
Von Duren & Niepp (Herman Von Duren
and Frederick Niepp) groceries and
liquors, nw. cor Liberty and Townsend
Von Duren Herman (Von Duren and Niepp)
r. nw. cor Liberty and Townsend
Von Hasslocher E., physician and surgeon,
313 Kearny
Yon Soosten dc Aliren>< (Liter Von
Soosten and Wilken Ahrens) groceries,
nw. cor Folsom and 16th
Von Soosten Luer (Von Soosten and Ahrens)
r. nw. cor Folsom and 16th
Vosburgh <fe Scott (Chas. H. Vosburgh and
Geo. Scott) butchers, 1224 Howard
Vosburgh Chas. H. (Vosburgh & Scott) r.
1503 Pine
vr
Wagner Wm., salesman with Robert Flenni-
ken, jr., r. 1808 Stockton
Wack John (Siebe & Wack) r. sw. cor Bry-
anfand Fifth
Waldeck Ernst (Frederick Waldeck k Bro. )
r. 150 Minna, rear
Waldeck Frederick (Frederick Waldeck &
Bro.) r. 150 Minna, rear
Wallace Bros. (Geo. and James Wallace)
groceries, 216 Sixth
Wallace Geo. (Wallace Bros.) r. 1926 Stev-
Wallace James (Wallace Bros.) r. 216 Sixth
Wallace Waller, elk with Wilson & Wilson
and usher Cal. Theatre, r. 616 Powell
Wallmann Richard (Mohlfeldt & Wallmann)
r. nw. cor O'Farrell and Jones
Walter Emma Mrs., bakery, 1321 Stockton
Walter G. F.TMrs., costumer, 11 Geary
Walter Gustav F., bkpr with Wm. Ehren-
pfort, r. 11 Geary
Walton John (Muldoon, Seregni & Co.) r.
Italy
Walton Thos. T., salesman with Doyle Bros.,
1025 Vallejo
Wanzer L. M. F., physician, 130 Geary
Warburtou Jof^eph, manager Western
Mnfg. Co., r. 142% Fourth
Ward F. M., bkpr with G. W. Granniss, r.
1106 Scott
Ward John T. (John T. Ward & Co.) r.
Oakland
Ward John T. A Co. (John T. Ward)
agts Napa Soda Springs, 130 Geary
Ward P. F. (Farrell & Ward) r. 1025 York
Ward M. M. Mrs., drugs and medicines, cor
Polk and Pine and 61 Second
Wardwell Wm. V. B. (Chas. Alpers A^ Co.)
r. 420 O'FaiTell
Waring Ira S., boarding' 814 Mission
Warner Chas. H., cashier with Geo. H. Tay
& Co., r. 1329 Leavenworth ■
Warren N. Seldon (J. B. Dow & Warren) r.
11 Yerba Buena
Warren Samuel P., stockbroker, 302 Mont-
gomery, rm 15, V. Ill Austin
Washburn Albert, planing mills, ss.
Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
Waterhouse & Lester (Columbus Water-
house) carriage and wagon material. 29
-31 Fremont
Watjen Henry, cabinetmkr, r. Tiger Hotel
Watkins Joseph, meat market, 211 Eighth
Watkins S. & J., 211 Eighth, dissolved
Watkins Samuel, butcher. 550 Fourth
Watson Chas. L., agt with W. & J. Sloaue,
sw. cor Taylor and Geary
Watson Geo. P. J., elk with Wm. H. Wat-
son, r. 507 Fell
Watson Wm. H. jr., mining, 302 Montgom-
ery, r. 301 Turk
Watts Wm., sec Pioneer Night Contractors'
Co., r. nw. cor Taylor and Chestnut
Waukesha Mineral Rock Spring Water,
Geo. W. Smith agt, 1110 Market
Weaver Philip L., capitalist, rm 22 Safe
Deposit bldg, r. UniQ,n bet Webster and
Fillmore
Webb H. Watson, atty-at-law, 647 Merchant,
r. 338 Third
Webb Matthew R., imp drygoods, 535 Market
Webber C. H., (Huger & Co.) r. 621 Cal
Webber Mack (Bennett, Ellis & Co.) r. 1025
McAllister
Weber Julius (McCurrie, Weber & Co.) r.
807 Leavenworth
IV^ebster d: Co. (L.J. Webster andJ. Mar-
istauy ) imps and dealers in wines and
liquors and com mohts, 321 Clay
Webster & Pollard (Horace A. Webster and
W. H. Pollard) quicksilver brokers, 402
Front
Webster G. G., elk with Webster & Co., r.
524 Sutter
Webster Horace A. (Webster & Pollard) r.
1030 Pine
Webster James S., agtTbe American Hosiery
Co., 543 Market, r. Delgado pi
Webster L. J. (Webster & Co.) r. 524 Sutter
Wedeles I. W., imp and com mcht, 323-325
Market, r. 1322 Tyler
Weekly Rescue, Eussell, Gibson & Co. pxibs,
518 Clay
Weichhart John, prop Cal. Tool Wks, 143-
145 Beale, r. 6 Vassar jjI
Weil D. & Bro. (David and Joseph Weil,
Shasta) mchts, oflf 213 Jackson
Weinshenk S., elk with Auerbach & Blum,
r. 1622 Geary
Weinstock »fe Lnbiu (Henry Weinstock and
David Lubin) furnishing goods, 746
Washington
Weinstock H. & Bro., changed to Wein.stock
& Lubin 746 Washington
Weitner A. (Stier & Weitner) r. sw. cor Mc-
Allister and Hyde
Weldon Christopher F., collector 625 Mer-
chant, rm 8, r. sw. Broadway and Diipt
Weller John B., atty-at-law, 621 Clay, r. 765
Market
Welsh & Shew (Mrs. Mary Welsh and Wm.
Shew) saloon, 422 Drumm
Welsh John, helper with Wells, Eussell «fe
Co., r. 550 Mission
Welsh John, saloon, cor Second and King
Welsh Mary Mrs. (Welsh & Shew) r. 422
Drumm
Wenck & Suhr (Wm. H. Wenck and H. F.
Suhr) whol liquors and tobacco, 525
Front, rm 17
Wenck Wm. H. (Wenck & Suhr) r. Alameda
Weuderoth «fe Wiegand (F. Wender-
oth and H. Wiegand) saloon, 624 Mer-
chant
Wenderoth F. (Wenderoth & Wiegand) r.
1621% Powell
Wenzlik <fe Grass, dissolved
Wenzlik R., saloon. 125 Post
Werner & Lincoln, dissolved
Werner Geo., butcher, sw. cor Clay and
Polk, r. 1708 Polk
Werner John, tailor, 631 Merchant, r. cor
Eleventh and Mission
Wertheimer Isaac (M. Wertheimer & Bro.)
r. Nucleus Hotel
Wertheimer M. & Bro. (Moses and Isaac
Wertheimer) imps and mnfrs cigars and
tobacco, 518 Front
Wertheimer Moses (M. Wertheimer & Bro.)
r. 1518 Post
Weske Adolph, pres Cal. Cracker Co., nw.
cor Broadwaj' and Battery, r. Petaluma
Wessa Ph., butcher, 68 Center Market r. 2
Burcham pi
Westerheid Chas., elk with John Meyer, r.
439 Greenwich
We.«itern Restaurant Clark &. Hyslop
proprs, 22 Montgomery
Western Straw Works Lorenzo Lapham
propr, 108 Fourth
Westover & Co. (C. Westover A' T. Alex-
ander) auction and com mchts, 840 Markt
Westover C. (Westover & Co.) r. 112 O'Far
Wetmore Wm. N. (Pease, Wetmore & Co.)
r. 121 Sutter
Weyand Louis, sausagemkr, 2212 Sixteenth
Whaley Frank, brtdr with Thos. S. Carlisle,
937 Market
AVhaling Michael, atty-at-law, 58 Montgom-
ery blk, r. Commercial Hotel
Wharfinger Chief, Edward Hackett, offPa-
cific-st wharf
Whelan John A., shipwright, pier 22 Stetiart,
r. 216 Harrison
Wheeler Chas. H., mcht, 126 Kearny
Whelan John, saloon, sw. cor Geary and
Broderick
White Andrew M., groceries, se. cor
Howard and Buss, r. 12 Harriet
White Eugene, marblecutter, r. 12 Harriet
White Geo. G., engraver on ivory and wood,
122 Post
White House Restaurant, L. Thorin propr,
420 Jackson
White Joseph C. (Hattie & Co.) r. 342 Third
White Marv Mrs., saloon, 217 Pacific
White Thos.. shoemkr, 35 Pacific
White Wm., candymkr with T. C. Hoffman
& Co., r. 405 Folsom
Whitlatch James W., mining, 409 California,
up stairs, r. Abbotsford House
Whitman Seth P., real estate, land and loan
agt, 302 Mont, rm 32, r. 1223 Mission
Whitney <t Co., express, 3-5 Commercial
Whitwell & Beard (John Whitwell and Al-
fred Beard) printers and stationers,
203% Montgomery av
Whitwell John (Whitwell & Beard) r. 310
Montgomery av
Wiegand Eugene (D. M. Bishop &
Co.) r. 626 Filbert
Wiegand H. (Wenderoth <fe Wiegand) r.
1621 M Powell
Wierck <fe Uelzen (Jacob Wierck and Henry
Uelzen) groceries, ue. cor O'Farrelland
Larkin
Wierck Jacob (Wierck & Uelzen) r. ne. cor
O'Farrell and Larkin
Wigmore John, cabinet-woods and veneers,
129-131 Spear, r. nw. cor Pacific and
Octavia
Wilbert Nicholas, cigars and tobacco, 514
Mission, r. 42 Moss
Wilcox R. T., money broker, 22 Montgom-
ery, r. 114 O'Farrell
Wilkie David, collector Victor S. M., r. Oak-
laijd
Wilkins Win. P., janitor Brittan bldg, 109
California, r. 217 Post
Wilkinson Joseph W., salesman with P,
Beamish, r. 308 Stockton
Will & Finck (^Frederick A. Will and Julius
Finck) mnfg cutlers, locksmiths and
bellhangers, 769 Market
Willard Geo. H., mining, 314 Montgomery,
rm 5
Williams Geo. R., atty-at-law, 606 Mont-
gomery, rm 15, r. Brooklyn, Alameda'Co.
Williams J. G. Mrs., dressmaking, 1023
Market
Willegrew Eobert, saloon, 31 Sacramento
Willis' Band. M. W. Willis, supt, 417 Bush
Willoughby Wm. H., brtdr with John Gates,
r. Wisconsin Hotel
Willson John A., restaurant, 39 Market
Wilson C. D,, wines and liquors, 213 Mont,
Russ House Block
Wilson Charles L., com stock broker. 224
Mont, rm 1, r. 626 Harrison
Wilson Emet W. (Ish & Wilson) atty-at-
law, 408 California
Wilson Richard M.. surveyor, 312 Mont-
gomery, r. 407 Post
Wilson W. (Larsen & Wilsonj r. 714 Bush
Wiman William (Keefe & Wiman) r. Grand
Hotel
Winchell Theo. €. (Theo. C. Winchell
& Co.^ r. 1011 Mason
Wiuchell Theo. C. <fe Co. (Theo. C.
Winchell) collectors and general busi-
ness agts, 200 Sansome
Winckler Wm.. butcher, r. 1515 Broadway
Winter John, restaurant, 1737 Mission
Wisby & Schmidt (John Wisby and Hubert
Schmidt) saloon, 1226 Dupont
Wisby John (Wisby & Schmidt) r. 1226
Dupont
Woest John P., elk with Wm. Luhmensen, r.
ne. cor 21st and Valencia
Wolf Joseph (Lorsch, Wolf & Co.) r. 513
McAllister
Wolff Henry, watch materials, tools and
spectacles, 318 Kearny, r. 1518 Post
Wolflf Nathan, elk with S. B. Dinkelspiel &
Co., r. 1518 Post
Wood A. G., shipping agt and adjuster of
of accounts, 321 California, r. 22d bet
Shotwell and Folsom
Wood Eugene (Lee & Wood) r. 19th nr
Mission'
Wood Robert, carptr and joiner, shop and
r. 822 Larkin
Woodford Robert, candymkr with T. C. Hoff-
man & Co., r. 918 Folsom
Woods Preston, fruits, 13 Fourth
Woolf A., second hand furniture, 1148 Fol
Woolley D. M., elk New Zealand Insurance
Co.. r. 831 Bush
Wooster, Hubbell & Co. (J. B. Wooster, 0.
P. Hubbell and D. D. Shattuck) com
mchts and whol dealers in provisions,
butter, etc, 317 and 319 Front
Wooster, Shattuck & Co., changed to Woos-
ter, Hubbell & Co.
Worrall John (Griffiths, Worrall & Co.^ r.
Castro bet 19th and 20th
Wrage & Major (Jacob Wrage and Henry F,
Major) saloon, 424 Davis
Wrage August, salesman with J. H. Von
Ahnden, r. 143 Perry
Wrage Jacob (Wrage & Major) r. ne. cor
Jackson and Davis
Wrede C. & Co., dissolved
Wrede Cord, saloon, 419 East, r. 2026 Pine
Wright Wm.. lamps and glassware, 300
Montgomery av, r. 103 First
Wurl J. F., porter with W. T. Wenzell 873%
Market
Wyne J. T., plumbing and gasfitter, Mrs.
Martha Wyne, r. 7 Rondell pi
Wyne Martha Mrs., giisfitting and plumbing,
2011 Mission, r. Point Lobos av, nr
Henderson av
Wynn James, saloon. Ill Valencia
Wynne Bros., candies, 305 Sutter
Wyrich Christian G., saloon, 16 Clay, r. 32
Clay
Yelland R. D., landscape painter, 120 Sut,
rm 40. r. Oakland
York W. M., atty-at-law, 606 Montgomery,
rm 16, r. Berkeley
Young, Geo. A., insiirance agt, 109 Mont,
r. 1904 Broadway
Young Henry B., elk freight auditors off, C.
P. R. R., r. sw. cor Sac and Jones
Young H. G., elk auditor's dept, C. P. R.
R. r. 506 Powell
Young James, driver O. R. R. Co., r. se. cor
Harrison and Fifth
Young John T., elk with Cluff Bros., r. 108
Second
z
Zacharias & Green (Henry Zacharias and
Wm. Green) imps watches, diamonds,
jewelry, etc., 126 Kearny
ZEI
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music,
1051
Zeiner Wendelin, bakery, 336 Third
Zeiss-Dennis Mme., teacher vocal
417 Stockton
Zeller H.. modeler, 1043 Market, r.
Market
Zenovich Louis, fruit, 2005 Polk
Ziegenbein John & Co. (John Ziegenbein
and F. H. Hammer) com mchts, 201-
203 Davis
Ziegle J. G., butcher, cor Mission and Rid-
ley, r. cor Erie and Howard
Zoerb Frederick, saloon, 319 Montgomery
av, r. 435 Vallejo
Zwald Mary, ^\-idow, bakeiy, 322 Seventh
Ill |Mpit liffrtignil
SAN FRANCISCO.
t!|g liSiiit llfis^
Importer and Dealer in
Can be attached Id any Music Box. MUSIC BOXES REPAIReO.
226 O'FARRELL ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
1^ IF YOV ARE SICK OR IN TROUBLE, YOU SHOULD CONSULT I
< DONAIjiD H. PERCY
The eminent London Clairvoyant ard Healer.
He may relieve fou, as his powers are marvelous. Past, Present and Future read and satlstactl n
r-i I guaranteed.
R :
n Health Examinations Free to all as a Test Power,
ft, lis IiEAIl,IV^^ ST., I^oom 13.
l>
SHELBOURNE HOUSE
523 Kearny Street,
Between California and Sa -rumeuto.
iSAN FRANCISCO.
FnnerniB I|il4.00
BhUk. Thfiitivs aujl I'iii ties ».00
\\\ the Hour | 1.50
T.". the P.irk ' 4.00
ClittH.iuse ^ «.00
Aruuud the Beaeii 7.50
JOHN HALEY, Proprietor.
FIRST PRKMIUM
Wind-MillsiHerse-Powers
For all purposes, such as Pumping Water for Irriu::Uion, Watering
Stock, Chopping Feed, Cliuriiiiiu:, Sawing Wood. Uunning
Machinery for Manufacturing, Mechanical or other purposes.
Th^ E*<»XOMY
The Simplicity and Perfection of these
Machines is the result of 27 years'
experience in California
The nAIRY Ql'KEX. I'rioe #75.
p >i 1) g i Designed eBpeciallj- for (lie u^e of Dairymen.
Si:r — - —
Tlie ECCNOMl" for one or two Horses.
The £A4irIiK— For one or ttto Hordes.
[A]
r Oi ur It D » Y
Machine, Boiler, Forging and Smithing,
PHTKRN and WOOO IRK DEPHRTMENIS, DRUWIIIG and LIBRlRy BOOMS, [tc.
GEORGE W. FOGG, Su2>erhtten(Jenf,
IRA P. BA.NKIN.
ALBERT P. BRAYTON.
Th'w works havp now beon In siicceK«fiil opfratlon l'.>r the post twenty-flve years. From a rotiipnratlvely small
bet'iimlnn In tlie vear IsV), lu liicreafilnK |>iitnina»:e has each yearil>>niaii<l<>il eiilarKe<lfncllitleK, until our establishment
In all Its ii|i|ioliitnu-ntK will conipure favorably with that of any Klnillar one In the country. j
(liir patiernH, In varli-ty au I e.xteni, are nnmirpasMMl, emhracln'.' the latest linpruvenuiits In all clatiseR of machinery '
ailiipti'd to Itit u«e on this coaiit. Our several deparlnicnts are well e<|iilpi«'il with skillful workmen anilelBclent toold,
enabling us to e.xeiiite all unlets entrusted to ns promptly, and In the most workmanlike mannei". With ample facilities ■
tor dolnn «ork, as nlM> T.r proiurliiK onr supplli's trcmi llrst hands we amiinbled to -/Ive our customers llrst-clasg ma-
chinery nl prices in-<|u.-ntly paid for Inferior work. The most sulllfiil <lcs.t;iiiii).' and euKlneerlni; talent, applytnK to the
various brniiibi'sol nn'chaiiical work, constantly at the servlie of our ciistoniors. |
Orders for all classes of Mat hinery, fastluc or Boiler Work, promptly executed at the most reasonable rates.
I'artlcularattentlon elven to Steamboat and Steamship wurfc. MIoUiK and Hoisting; Machinery of the most approved '.
cnustructlon. Depot for the Hnnabrow Pump*. i
First and Fremont Sts. Bet. Mission and Howard, San Francisco.
ANNUAL
DIRECTORY
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
SAN FRANCISCO
FOR
■ Jfe.
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-^i^)(p~
CofupUed by D. 31. BISHOP & CO.
B. C. VANDALL
PUBLISHER.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
JANUARY, 187
•siNawasixHaAav
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IRON and METAL
Importing Company
Nos. 2 2 and 24 Fremont St.
Near Front and Market
Streets
Boiler Flues Spring and Cast Steel
Sheet and Plate Iron Pigr Iron, Anvils
Rivets, Carriage Bolts Rasps and Files
Gas and Water Pipes Horseshoe and Iron Nails
Gas and Water Fittings Best Welding E Cumberland Coal
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Wm. McCrindle, Manao-er.
California Brass Foundry
125 FIRST ST.
Opposite Minna SAN FRANCISCO
ffeefl & Kinswell
Composition, Zinc & Babbitt
Metal Castings
Brass Ship Work of all kinds, Spikes,
Sheathing Nails, Rudder Braoes, Hmfjes,
etc. Also Church and Steamboat Bells and
Gongs.
Steam, Liquor, Water, Oil and Flan),'e
Cocks and Va.lvcs made and repaired.
Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzles, and Hose
Couplings and Connections furnished with
Dispatch. Sole Ajjents for
Seibert's Eureka Lubricator
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRKCTOKY.
SAN FRANCISCO BRANCH
OK THE
Mioil Ire HDi Lain Mi
HOWARD & MORSE 420 Sansome Street
I'lifU'iii iCTOHs. s.ty Fi<A\<isr<}.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Brass, Copper, Steel and Iron Wire Cloth
SPECIALTIES : Brass and Steel Battery Screens, Locomotive Wire
Wire Cloth, and Heavy Mining Cloth, Ornamental Wire Work,
Wire Fence, Railing, Guards, Etc.
New York House: 45 Fulton Street.
Manufactory : 9- IT Chestnut Street, lirooklf/n, X. Y.
Represented In San Francisco by
^OMN P. BEBMCs, Iste Mss&ger with EokieMi & Qq^
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. SMITH
MANUFACTURER OF
WATER CLOSETS
21 Mo
Lvenue
o
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
G. R. JESSE
H. M. DREW.
SOUTH POINT
BERRY STREET
Bet. 3d and 4th,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Constantly on hand
AND
Made to Order
STAIB SAILS,
POSTS,
BALUSTERS
KTC, ETC.
A. I. SANBORN.
W. A. BYRNES.
SANBORN & BYRNES
^1
fitvlrwi "^Iii<^i»kf|«'^i^i
nwieist
MECHANICS' MILL,
MISSION STRFFT iJpt ^tUronmnt cii[^ FRANCISCO
ALL KinD'
— OF —
PLAIN ANI) FAN.
TURNING.
Orders from the Co.
BAND
>rD SCROLL
SAWING.
iptly attended to.
ADVERTISEMENTS
B. H. FEEEMAN & CO.
STAIR BUILDERS
Nos. 413 & 415 Mission St
Adjolaing Mechanics' Mill, between First and Fremont,
.S'.l^Y FRANCISCO,
BLACK WALNUT AND CEDAR FOR SALE.
Constantly on hand and made to order
STAIR RAILS, POSTS, BAIUSTERS, Etc.
N. P. LANGLAND,
BWItPBB
WOOD
Mannfactnrer
AND
Dealer in
Slair Rails
Newell Posts,
Balusters.
ETC.
S. W. Oor. Fifth and Bryant Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
John Skinker
No. 108 Battery Street,
SA^N FRANCISCO.
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast for the Sale of
DupoNT's Superior
Mining & Blasting Powder
Also, CANNON, MUSKET, and their various brands of
-^->*--^-
EAQLE SAFETY FUSE COMPANY'S
Various Brairds of Never Failing Safety Fuse,
Wiiclfisler Eejeatli Ams Go;s New iflel
REPEATING RIFLES, CARBINES AND MUSKETS,
And Metallic Cartridges, both central and rim fire for all kinds of Rifles
and Pistols, also, Primers and Tools for Jieloading
Central Fire Cartridges.
PACIFIC SULPHUR CO. OF NEVADA.
Heavy stock of Retined constantly on IuukI.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO BOOIC BTJ'Z'EI^S
Horace H. Moore
No. 609 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.
H. H. MOORE
Has recently returned from the Eastern States luith an extensive
and varied collection of
IK#f § §;,,,
tm<, ilPilu
Purchased at the Trade and other Auction Sales.
His stock now comprises many rare and valuable Standard Works suitable for
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LIBRARIES, and a fine collection of
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, which are offered for sale at extremely low prices.
A upleijdid Assortment of Juveriile Works.
ALSO, A Fl'LL LINE OF
^MfX^
^» M^
1|)
No. 609 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Cal
Old Stand of H. H. Bancroft & Co.
10 SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
,^ '"m^JEiJS^ ^^ ^^1^(S)
an f rancisco and Mi|ornia
ITYPE FOUNDRY'
51©=.512 CLAY STEEET
San Francisco, California.
•^ripters Furnishing Ware[)ouse
This Old Established Foundry having a Large Stock
and Complete Assortment of the
Modern Faces of
i00h, Sttos, Sob anb §rnamtntal mm
IS PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, INCLUDING
Power, Hand and Job Presses
OF THE POPULAR MANUFACTURERS
SLlCTlOf YPIIS 1 STIEIOTYPIIS
ADVERTISEMENTS.
11
C. L. G^ILLEU
mmmmm.£kMM
lif lif ii iii 111 Elilii
430 MONTGOIVIERY STREET
Over U. S. Sub Treasury,
San Francisco.
For Stamping and Embossing
CRESTS, COATS OF ARMS DIES FOR METAL STAMPING
BOOKBINDER DIES AND TOOLS HAT TIPS, BOOT DIES
STEEL AND BRASS STAMPS EMBOSSING DIES, INITIALS
And Everi/thing in the Line of
ttl
.'of
t4(<\
r. GILLER has ijo rival oi^ tl^e Pacific Coast for Superior Worknjansl^ip
92
[0rli bone at most Jlettsonabh Eates
4t
430 MOHTQOMEET ST., SAN FRANCISCO
12
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
\VM. BARTLING,
HENRY KIMBALL.
Bartling & Kimball
mmm Oimi
^lliiJA.ol^liS
PAPER RULERS
'*. -V- ^V *<■•
Oil ™aiuficla:trr
— ) -A-iTHD ( —
MANUFACTURING STATIONERS
@, iii ©lay it!?©©t,
S. "W. Cor. Sansome.
mj»t.m 31^ i^:'^ ^ i& $ ^ ^ o «
AD VERTISEMENT S.
13
S. P. TAYLOR & CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
, ■alia I Strai
PAPERS
i^^SiiSHL
11 fgl
T^^risrES, Etc.
DEPOT OF THE
'^^
ade
lopeer i- nagie f^aper ^^
416 CLAY STREET.
14
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
H. F. SMITH & CO.
®
jiners.
Wmf^
WA'Sf '^^ -^^ iJt/
E
^ NEWS DEALERS ¥^
No. 302 KEARNY ST.
Particular attention given to furnishing orders in quan-
tities to suit at Jobbing Rates.
Ijrder.^ from i\\t \ ntei[ioi| ^olmicd.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
15
GEO. T. SHAW,
JOHN F. KENNEDY.
A. J. TURNER.
s
Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in
E
Uf.
'fmimrslld
c^V\\l<iGrLES, HTq
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AT THE DRAWBRIDGE,
FOURTH, CHANNEL AND BERRY STS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
I', o. j^ididir:ei3Sj _ _ _ isro. 840 :fotti?,th:.
16 SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
C. G. GOULD v-T)
^a-* mw'^
'J^ISTTD^
No. 322 Jackson Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
I@llli| Fi§ffi|% 4ltiti©i I®.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
17
PHILADELPHIA
IM'
'Ml
iY
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WW
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con. SBCOITD iilTD FOIiSOLC STKSBTS
The amount of Beer sold duriujf the year 1876 was about 37,750 bbls.
I take the present opportunity of thsnklng my Friends and Customers for the liberal
support heretofore extended to the
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY
And notify them that I have added to my establishment
By which I hop:-, through the greatly increased facilities now possessed by me,
to furnish, as usual, a
Superior Article of Lager Beer,
That Bhall not only equal that previously furnished by me, but oouvince thcni that I am
determined to merit their continued patroncg • aud support.
JOHN WIELAND.
18
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
The Fi^TENT
CHEAPEST and BEST PIPE MADE.
Guaranteed to stand any required Pressuie.
NO SKILLED LABOR NECESSARY TO EITHER LAY OR TAP IT
G. D. TVHXSAT,
Manufacturer and Sole A^ent for the Pacific Coast,
740 FOURTH ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
PACIFIC WIRE WORKS
A. M. PUHEMANN,
751 MISSION STREET, between Third and Fourth.
Wire Cloth, Baskets, Millinery Stands, Wire Fences,
Wire <«nar<lN, Flower Stnu<lM, M'ire I>4torM. \l'iiiilow HcreeiiN hikI >Vir(> Work
In all Itfi liraiulips.
SAN FRANCISCO BOILER lATORKS
N. W. Cor. Main and Harrison Sti'eets, San Francisco.
HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE
BOILERS OF AIL DESCRIPTIONS.
Soil- .Miiiiul'ucturrr of tlir ('.■|rl.rin..|
SPIRAL BOILER
Sheet Ir»ii Work and Water Pipe of every (It-Kcrlption
done at the shortest notice. Estimates
fiiriilshi-d fur oil kinds i>f
SHEET IRON & HYDEAULIO PIPE.
ALL KINDS OF JOBBING AND REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
19
1849.
1876.
225 and 227 Beale St.
Bet. Howard and Folsotn,
SAN FRANCISCO.
CHARLES H. LEAVITT,
MANUFACTURER
Steel Lined Bank Vaults,
lire Proof Doors, p
"Wrought Iron Girders, |
Prison Cells,
Burglar, Fire Proof and
SILVEEWAEE
mMW'mm
BUSSEY'S
PATENT COMBINATION
BURGLAR-PROOF
BAHE WmMi
AND
i S4P1 li0iPEB,
COXTAININO
JIILLIUISS OF CHANGES.
Detachable Knobs, noJKey. A large assortment of Combiuatinu and Key Locks on hand. Latest Improved
Shears, Punches, Dies, etc., tor Cold Iron Work.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FIRE-PROOF DOORS AND SHUTTERS.
IRON SHUTTERS & GIRDERS.
BRIDGEWOMlil IRONWORK
Stoop&AcrHRailiDg
URGURPROOF BANK VAULTS & SAFES
No. 123 and 125 BEALi: ST. SAN TRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
ZWXXS^QTZiO Sf'Xl.XiaO
MANrFAITl'RKR l>F
BE. BLY ATBIF1CI4L LIMBS
OK 166 TKHAMA STKKltT,
HAS REMOVED TO :»iarki-:t stkket, opposite
the hcn.l of Thlnl Street, ENTKANCK, No. 9 UEARY ST.
where he will continue the nianulactiire nf the " AST ATOM-
IC'Ali," Rmi the bent of other FIRST CLASS ARTIFICIAL LEGS,
and REPAIRING ALL KINDS.
ARTIFICIAL ARMS. OF THE BEST KINDS
Al Eastern Prices.
ffg' Circulars free on application.
AddiesH, 9fENZO MPKINdl,
No. 9 Geary St., San Francisco, Cal
C X1EONA.RD
F4WlSsf 411® li@®®£ M4KES.
MANUFACTURER OF
MODELS FOR THE PATENT OFFICE,
IN WOOD OR METAL.
EXPERIMENTAL MACHINERY
And Patterns for every Description of Iron and Brass Work.
110 BEALE STREET, (in rear), SAN FIIANCISCO.
^WAWl
^•J Wfl^
vn^ •^
SAWING, PLANING AND GENERAL MILL WORK.
WELLS, RUSSELL & CO. Proprietors,
CORNER MISSION AND FRE3IONT STREETS.
Constantly on hand and made to order, all kinds of MOLDINGS, and every description of
WOOD FINISH.
riiUll
K*lli
IMi
B56 to 872 Brannan Street,
W. B. BRADBURY, Proprietor.
All Kinds of Planing and Sawing done to Order
MANUFACTURER (iF
Boors, S%sh arid Blinds, Soor and Wiiidow Fmmes^ &o.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
21
W. W. WALMSLEY,
PWlllE 1 MS nftlE,
Importer and Dealer in
Gas Fixtures and Plumbers' Supplies,
923 IMtARKET STREET,
OPPOSITE MASON, M'^m WwmM0i.BM®»
C^AND MANUFACTURER OF''^^
:i^^fmi
^ '^^'^^"i;d ^
^
Buildings fitted up with GAS, WATER and STEAM PIPES.
ALL WOKK WAEPw ANTED.
DANIEL GIOVANNINI,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKALKR IN
CHARCOAL AND COKE,
816 Pacific St. bet. Stockton &, Powell.
(Joods Delivered to any part of the City Free of Charge.
C^LIFOmsTIA.
Office, 1 54 NEW M ONTGOMEBY ST.
C\KPKTS CLEANEI) and RESToKKD to their OrlKlnal Beauty and Brlghtnetis, however soiled, whether
covered with DIST, DIKT, GREASE or COAL SMOKE.
l)v this process Carpets niav be made CLEAN, IJBIGHT, and apparantly NEW, without being removed from the
Hour." Till' Restorative Is not Injurious to the MOST DELICATE TINT or KABRIC, and Is an attunl I'reventlve
against MOTHS and FLEAS.
BrB'Send us a Brussels or Velvet Rup, which we will clean gratis as a sample.
UpholsterlDK done. Lace Curtains and Blankets Cleaned at Short Notice.
22
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
SALAMANDER
PATENTED APRIL 1, 1873.
Awar<l«Ml tlic First l>reiuiuni, McchniiirN' Institute Fair, N. F., 1S7S,
No Danger, No Repairing, No Dirt, No Trouble.
Perfect Ventllatiou, Cheap, Light, I'ortable, Fire-proof, Earthquake-proof.
f
The inventor of these complete Chimney Stacks is satlsfled that he is offering to the public something
that will be appreciated by every householder. They are particularly well adapted for the ventilation and
heating of Churches, Schoolhouses, Theatres, and all kinds of public and private buildings. So universal is
their application that they can be readily set on any fire-place, or outside of brick or frame buildings; in fact
they may be placed in any part of tUe house with perfect safety, without going to the foundation. Can also
be applied to cooking stoves, ranges, blast-furnaces, pottery-kilng, etc.
This improvement coneit-ts in constructing the chimney or stack of sections of fire-clay, earthenware,
cement or artificial stone, and surrounding said chimney with a metalic tube larger than the chimney, in
order to provide the neccKsary ventilation for keeping the iuner pipe cool, and for furnishing warm air to the
rooms of the house. It also consists of a novel arriiiigement for binding the sections together in their upright
position, and for fixing and protecting the joints where they meet.
By constructing chimneys in the above manner, all trouble about burning or wearing out is entirely
avoided. They can be transported readily to any part of the State, and put in place by any mechanic. Their
adoption has been recommended by leading architects in San Francisco and throughout the State and by Fire
Insurance Companies generally.
They are now in use in the host buildings of this city, and have been approved and recommended by the
Board of Supervisors, and by leading Architects throughout the State.
State and County Rights' for sale in every State and Territory, except California.
Apply by letter or in person to the patentee.
J. BROWELL, 442 Jackson Street,
SSf For full description see Circulars.
S.VX FKA>'C'IJ«'0. <Al..
SOLOMON TESMORE
Dealer in
OXj.<^1VES
Nos. 57, 58 and 59 CALIFORNIA MARKET, entrance on Pine Street, San Francisco.
I ill
I*
liWIf © ^ '®0i
IJiroUTERS AND DEALERS IN
Canton Crape Emb. Silk Shawls,
LAc^)Ui:ui':i> WOOD fans,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, GRASS CLOTH, SATIN APRONS
And all kinds of Chinese Goods,
No. 640 Sacramento Street,
Between Kearny and Montgomery,
HAN FRAN« IS<'0.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
23
MANUFACTUllEKS AND DEALERS IN
537 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Between Montgomery and Kearny, up Stairs.
Show CascB In everj- style— Sllver-Plated, Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut. Our Specialty, Roi'.nd Show Cases.
FACTORY, No. 1316 LARKIN STREET.
GEO. M. WETHERBEE'S
It© M^mmt^
211 and 213 MISSION STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ep^el^liias mt tit.® ^i£ta']^lM&xii.©xi:t®
Patterns, Models, Bee Hives, Comh Frames, Printkrs' Rkolet, Printers' Mor-
tising, Cabinet Work, Carriage Work, Agricultural Work
AND Fancy Scroll Sawing.
OFFICES AND STORZSS FITTED UP.
Walnut for sale, from 1 to 1000 feet.
24 SAN FRAXCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
rinting
AND BURNING BRANDS,
MAMFACTrHEU BY
F. M. TRIJA\^ORTH Y.
No. 31S Front St., Man Francisco.
stencil Plates, when handsomely executed, preticnt the cheapest and best mode of advertising that
can be adopted. This is the expirieuce of all who use them.
Stencil Plates of every Pattern cut at this establishment iu a style unequalled by any other work-
men in California.
Merchants and others are invited to call and examine specimens in proof of the above assertion.
Ordeis from abroad, as well as those given iu per.sim, promptly execiitid and forwarded. Parties sending
orders by letter are particularly lequtsted to 'virrite plainly audgive the exact space they 'vvish the
letters to occupy.
By close application and superior execution of work, during an experience of thirteen years, MR. TRU-
WORTHY has extended his business to its present proportions. His present facilities fi>r rapid and tasteful
execution of all work in his line are far superior to those of any other in this State or in the Union.
Having purchased all the lute John Hall's Stencil Tools, Plates and impressions, and everything pertain-
ing to his business, I am prepared to furni.sh bis customers with fac-siniiles of liis work.
Brushe.s, Ink and Marking Pots Tor Sale. Remember the Place.
F. M. TRUV/ORTHY'S,
SIH Front Street, cor. Commercial (uj) stairs) San Francisco.
Chas. Bernard,
hartres Coffee and
Saleratus, Carbonate of Soda, Cream of Tartar,
THE SANITARIUM
Foot of PoTirell St. North Beacli, San Francisco.
Has first class facilities for giving about 1000 Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths per day, ir
separate rooms. Also, Steam Baths wiili Salt Water Showers.
It is the Largest Salt Water Bath House in the United States,
KxcIukIvo of SwImmlnK Baths, being an " L " In form, of IG x lUO fei-t.
Single BathM, 2.'l vtH, Flvr TiokotN, (»1.00. Hteani BathM. .50 etn.
Baths open at S A. H., close at 9 i>. M. on week days. Close (TERMN) Two llneK of Street CafH ruD
on Sundays at 5 H. M. In Summer, -I p. M, In Winter. ] « AMII. > to ihls point.
A Barber Shop aitached. C B. DRISCOZiZit
ADVERTISEMENTS.
25
DENTIST,
N. W. Cor. Kearny and G-eary Sts.
Entrance on Geary,
i4M WMMimMi
Office, IsTo. 331 Kearny Street, Room 6,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELASTIC CORK TRUSSES
Cork Pessaries, Abdominal Supporters, Cork Breast Protectors, (or pads), Elastic Braces,
with cork pads, for straightening curvature of spine, or remedying other inclining deformities.
Crooked limbs and deformed joints treated by appliances to aflbrd convenience and coinfort.
Artificial Cork Limbs made to order. Any surgical appliance ordered by the profession a
specialty. The most stubborn cases of HERNIA treated with perfect success.
Investigation by the profession and trade is respectfully solicited.
JOHN MARTELL,
SILVER PLATER
AND IMPORTER OF
COACH AND CARRIAGE LAMPS
623 Sacramento Street
Between Montgomery and Kearny,
^A^] ?Bj^^)fi]se©,
We Protect the Grocers.
1 ESTABLISHKU 1 8")5 (-
No Retail in our Factory.
558 MISSION STREET
North Side
Swiss Trade Mark
By J- r*. TESINrT
Our ifanufactory of Maccaroni and Vermicelli it in every renpect the bent in the State of California.
We hare alivnvf r.n hand for traile a larpe (/uantity of the flne/tt Maccaroni, Vermicelli, Farina and l\Mte of all
dearriptions, in French and Italian Myle St^T" jf'e do ni>t aolicit family trade.
We warrant all our boxen better weight than thone of any other factory.
Bet. FIRST & SECOND
San Francisco.
26
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
^^@«Ai »®Wj^^j^^
CHRONOMETER
Ittll
^M AKERs^g
No. 18 Market St. San Francisco.
llMal Ifnnlntur of iifo |ip.
CHRONOMETERS RATED S TRANSIT OBSERVATIONS
Instruments Repaired in the best manner.
CHARTS AJ^B J^AUTICAL BOOKS FOR SALE.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 27
Crane & Co.
LOW J PRICES!]
Book and Job Printers,
518 Clay Street,
san francisco.
New Faces of Type,
Nezu Styles of Work,
New List of Prices
IFOI^ 1877.
28
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
^ftaliiin lHuiS^ffwi
,f
-S==BY'3-
Ig
SIGNOR D. SPERANZA.
€&^B¥€TQ^ OF WME QPEB^TSG @B€MEBTEm
104 KEARNY STREET,
Opposite Gray's Music store, SAN ?ai\?]e]3S©,
^'V'^A-*
VOCAL and PIANO Lessons by Adelina Speranza.
WARREN C. BUTLER,
California oue hundred years ago.
535 CLAY STREET,
Below Montgomery.
H. F. WILLIAMS,
^[la
740 Fourth Street.
Grounds to Lease for a' term of years, conveniently
situated to the Southern and Central Pacific R. jK.
Depots, and also to the Wharves.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
29
ESTABLISHED 18S3
THOS. BOYCE'S
;t>>. t^
1 W4>\^'
*fo,_
'^^ <^^^^5
Room 36 Merchants' Exchange.
:^^Ji^ (3- E IN" T
for Evsrj Lsaling Fa;er Fublislieci on FaciFic Coast.
Gontracts made with Advertisers requiring Advertisements
Inserted in a Large Number of Papers, at Rates which
Particular attention given to insertion of
jytllNTUNTQ- ISrOTICES.
and fulfillment of Mining Laws.
30 SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Bank of British North America,
EsTAlil.ISHEI) IN 1836.
PAID UP CAPITAL, - - £1,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE,
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY, Nos. 2I9--22I SANSOME STREET.
Commercial Credits Issued for use in Europe, China, Japan, the East
Indies, South America and Australia.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and else-
where bought and sold at current rates ; also, Telegraph Transfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland, and on Chartered Mercantile Bank
at Hong Kong. Shanghai and Yokohama, also, on Canada, British America and New York.
Bills collected and other Banking business transacted.
A. McKINLAY, ) ,
• Agents.
H. W. GLENNY, )
©an H'raiicisco
SAVINGS UNION,
No. 532 California Street,
Corner ol Webb, SAN FRANCISCO.
Deposits, 31st Dec, 1876, 87,61.3,034.34
Guarantee Capital and Reserve Fund, - - §345,151.42
DIRECTORS,
JAMES DK FREMERY, President. ALBERT MILLER, Vice-President.
('. ADOLPHE LOW, CHARLES PACE, WASHIN(iTON BARTLETT,
ERWIN J. CRANE, CHARLES BAUM, DENNIS J, OLIVER.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Sen.
LOVELL WHITE, Cashier and Secretary. JOHN ARCHBALD, Surveyor.
Receives DcpoRits and Loans Money on Real Estate Security.
CJountry remittanct^s may be sent by Wells, Fargo k Co., or by checks of reliable parties, payable in San
Francisco, but the responsibility of the Union commences only with the actual receipt of the money.
The signature of the depositor should accompany the first deposit.
No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.
Office hours — ^9 a. m to 3 p. M.. Open Saturday Evenings firom 63$ to 8}j.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 31
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
INCORPORATED Jiri,Y 23, 1857.
SAN FRANCISCO.
OFFICERS.
E W. BUEK, Pbesident, CYRUS W. CARMANY, Cashieb,
ELI B. BURR, Auditor, BENJ. 0. DEVOE, Sueveyob.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
E. W. BURR. WM. BOSWORTH, J. W. CUDWORTH, J. M. SHOTWELL.
BENJ. O. DEVOE, R. J. TIFFANY, T. L. RUTHERFORD, E. F. NORTHAM,
ISAAC HYDE. ANNIS MERRILL, H. L. KING.
Deposits, $12,700,000. Reserve Fund, $400,000.
0[POSITS etCEIVEO FROM Tl UNO 0N[ HIILP DOLLIRS UP TO UN! JMOONT
Dividends declared semi-annually — in January and July of each year.
Savings and -Loan
» > ♦ « <
r-^:^ O F F I C E , ^=5»->
Northeast cor. Montgomery and Market Sts.
OFFICERS :
President, M. D. SWEENY, Vice-Pbesident, C. D. O'SULLIVAN.
DIRECTORS :
M. D. SWEENY, C. D. O'SULLIVAN, JOHN SULLIVAN,
R. J. TOBIN, M. J. O'CONNDR, P. McARAN,
GUST. TOUCHARD, PETER DONAHUE, JOS. A. DONAHUE.
Tbeasubeb, EDWARD MARTIN, Attorney, RICHARD TOBIN.
32
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
':^
Wine, Salmon, Liqurette
TOBACCO AND LIQUOR LABELS.
WHEjY we do the FJilJVTIJVG.
PRICES FOR PRINTING DESIGNS
No higher than parties pay elsewhere for ordinary type printing.
OLIVER & ELDER
No. 518 Clay Street,
Over Campi's llestaurant, tliird floor, SAN FRANCISCO.
ANNUAL
DIRECTORY
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
SAN FRANCISCO,
EMBRACING A
General and Business Directory,
street guide, •
City Government, Public Institutions, Churches, Societies, etc., with a list
OF Federal and State Officers.
1877.
COMPILED BY D. M. BISHOP & CO.
B. C. VANDALL, Publisher.
SAN FRANCISCO;
518 CLAY STBEET.
Sntered according to act of Congress, In the year 1877, by B. C. VANDALL, tn the office of the Librarian
of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
GENERAL INDEX.
PAOE
Abbreviations 113
Additional Names, Removals, etc 105
American ProteBtant Association 68
Ancient Order of Hibernians 68
Annual Directory 37
Banks 56
Board of Education ^^
Board of Equalization 47
Board of Health 47
Board of Supervisors 47
Boundaries of Election Precincts 48
Building Operations 40
Business Directory 1251-1413
Cemeteries 63
Chamber of Commerce 57
Chinese Business Directory 1426
Chinese Directory 1415
Chvu-ches 58
Climate of San Francisco 46
Commercial 37
Consuls 55
Courts 55
Educational 60
Election Precincts 48
Exchanges.* 67
Federal Offices 53
Financial 37
Fire Department 50
Growth of San Francisco 3'?
Hospitals and Asylums 63
Improved Order of Red Men 67
Independent Order of B'nai B'rith 63
Independent Order of Good Templars 68
Independent Order of Odd Fellows 66
Insurance 57
Knights of Pythias 67
Libraries 62
List of Vessels 77
PAGE
Masonic 64
Medical Societies 63
Military 73
Miscellaneous Institutions 61
Miscellaneous Societies 69
Mortuary Report 81
Municipal Finances 41
Municipal Government 47
Municipal Licenses 42
National Guard of California 74
Population 37
Police Department 48
Post Office 53
Post Office Statistics 44
Railroads, 75
Rainfall in San Francisco 45
Bates of Dockage, Wharfage and Tolls 76
RealEstate 38
Register of Names 113-1249
Removals 105
Savings Banks 56
Schools 60
Secret Societies 64
State Government 62
Street Guide 87
Street Improvements) 41
Superintendent of Public Schools 60
Temperance Societies 68
United Ancient Order of Druids 67
U. S. Army 73
U . S . Coast Sot vey 64
U. S. Custom House 63
U. S. Internal Revenue 64
TJ. S. Lighthouse Service 54
U. S. Mint 43-54
University of California 53
Ward Boundaries 48
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
PAGE.
Allan John, 408 Bush 1303
Asmann A, 32 Cal Market, (back) D
Asphaltum and Mastic Roofing
Company, 652 Market. ...1253-1389
Austin BC.IU Merchant 1404
Bacon & Co, NW cor Clay and
Sansoine 1381
Bank of British North .America,
219 Saiisoiue 30
Baptis John H, 328 Bush 1375
Barnard's Business College, 120
Sutter, side margin back cov-
er and 1290
Bartling fc Kimball , 505 Clay. . . 12
Beemau Wm. 331 Kearny 25
Bering John P, 420 Sansome .... 4
PAGE.
Bernard Charles, 707 Sansome . 24
Blake WmH. 640 Clay 1322
Boesch Emil, tyC,'.) Mission 1334
Bowers Milton J Dr, (.;J2 Market.l37H
Boyce Tbos, :i(') Merchants' Ex . 29
Bradbury W B, 5.56 Itrnnnan ... 20
Bradstreet J R, 10'.) Mission 1390
Bree Thos W & John,173;j Mrkt.l30H
Brewster John, 17 Belden 1315
Browell J, 442 Jackson 22
Brown Brainard C, Merchants'
Exchange inslile front cover
Brown D Arthur fc Co, Fisher-
ville (Concord, N H) . .front cover
Butler Warren C, 635 Clay 28
PAGE.
California Brass Foundry, 125
First 3
California Carpet Renovating
Co, 1.54 New Montgomery 21
California Electrical Power Co
412 Market, center line Busi-
ness Directory
California Farmers' Mutual Fire
Ins Assn, 38 Cal lower margin
California Paint Co, 115 Pino..l:i73
California Silk Co, .isri Market. 1394
California SUto Business Direc-
tory, 518 Clay 1249
Centannial Planing Mill, 656
Brannan 20
Chy Lung & Co, 640 Sacramento 22
36
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
paok;
Clark Geo W, 645 Market, lower
margin and 137:!
Cole Seward, 317 California 13(17:
Collins T, Berry bet 3d and 4th. 1207
Commercial Ins Co, 228 Call- }
fornia inside front cover
Consolidated Tobacco Co, 685 I
Market 1405
CookH N, 415 Market 1265i
Crane & Co, 518 Clay 27
Curry F I, NW cor Main and i
Harrison 18 1
Daniel John, 421 Pine 1351 1
Day Thomas, 122 - 124 Sutter, ]
front cover
Dean G B, 821 Market, front
margin back cover
Denniston E G, 653 Mission 1395
Dewey k Co, 224 Sansome 1374
Doane & Co, 92 Cal Mkt.back of cover
Dockum J A, 615 Pacific 1345
DriscoU C E, 2210 Powell 24
Du Nayent A C, 225 Seventh. . .1410
Duncan George & Co, 652 Markt
1255 and 1389
Electrical Construction and
Maintenance Co, 222 Sansome
1264, 1301 and 1411
Fisher J H, 515 Commercial 1379
Fonda W T, 20 Geary, back of
cover and inside back cover
Freeman BH& Co, 413Mission. 7
Fuhrmann A M, 751 Mission,
18 and 1411
Gallagher B, 222 Mission 1283
Gildea B M, 825 Market 1296
Giller C L, 430 Mont. . ..11 and 1303
Giovannini Daniel, 816 Pacific. 21
Glasgow Iron and Metal Impt
Co, 22-24 Fremont 3 and 1250
Golden State Iron Works, 25
First 1309
Gosling & De Vry, 724 M Market. 1255
Gould C G, 322 Jackson 16
Guittaxd E & Co, 405-407 San-
some lower margin
Gundlach J & Co, SE cor Sec-
ond and Market front cover
Hagans Geo W, 535 Clay 1364
Halliday D & W, 33 Kearny. . . .1409
Hawkins & Cantrell, 210 Beale,
1309 and 1350
Hayes George k Co, 30 Harriet,
1294, 1331, 1354, 1389 and 1395
Heald's Business College, 24
Post back of cover and 1392
Herrmann C, 402 Kearny 1324
Herz & Seller, 412 Market, cen-
ter lines business directory
Hibernia Savings and Loan So-
ciety, NE cor Mont and Markt 31
Holden T Mrs, 523 Kearny 1326
Howard k Morse, 420 Sansome. 4
Hufsehmidt L & Bro, 642 Clay . .1314
International Hotel, 824-826
Kearny lower margin
Italian Musical Institute, 104
Kearny 28
Jesse & Drew, South Pt Mills.. 6
Kelly P. 327-329 Bush, top mar-
gin back cover
Kevt k Co, 606 Commercial 1252
Kittelberger k Dold, SE cor
Kearny and Commercial, side
margin front cover
Knh L, 611 Commercial, (back) D
PAGE
Laird D W, 013 Mont, upper margin
Langland N P, SW cor Fifth and
Bryant 7
Lt avitt Chas H , 225 Beale 19
Leonard C, 110 Beale 20
Libbey M L, NW cor Geary and
Kearny 25
Lundy T & D, 7 Third 1409
McCrindle W, 22-24 Fremont, 3
and 1250
McQuillan B, C05 Market 1379
Macdonald Wm & Co, 585 Mar-
ket -.1394
Macken James, 220 Fremont. . .1294
MacBorley & Co, 635 California. 1252
Makinson Wm H, 328 Bush 1265
Martell John, 023 Sacramento. 25
Mechanics' Mills, cor Misoion
and Fremont 20
Mcnesini & Bertini, 619 Broad-
way 1278
Meyers Adolph, 651 Wash 1365
Montague W W & Co, 110 Bat-
tery, 1331, 1350, 1379, 1398 and 1405
Moore H H, 609 Montgomery. . 9
Morris A, 50 Second, upper margin
New Wheeler & Wilson Family
Sewing Maciiing, 20 Geary,
back cover and inside back cover
O'Donnell C, 607 Brannan 1402
O'Neill Thomas, 118 Main 1314
Oliver & Elder. 518 Clay 32
Pacific Business College, 320
Post side margin front cover
Pacific Electro-Depositing Works
134 Sutter 1368 and 1395
Pacific Gold and Silver Plating
Works, 769 Market 1394
Pacific Iron Works, First and
Fremont bet Mission and How B
Pacific Lamp and Reflector Fac-
tory, 509 Mission 1334
Pacific Newspaper Publishing
Co, 532 Clay 1252
Pacific Wire Works, 751 Mis-
sion 18 and 1411
Painter & Co, 510-512 Clay, 10
1301 and 1397
Palmer, Knox & Co, 25 First. . .1309
Patridge H C, 824-826 Kearny,
lower margin
Peterson & Olsson, 328 Bush. . .1364
Philadelphia Brewery, 220-240
Second 17
Pierce G L, 237 First, 1297 and 1302
Pioneer Carpet Beating Ma-
chine, 353 Tehama 1281
Pioneer Iron Works, 225 Beale. 19
Pioneer Maccaronl Factory, 558
Mission 25
Rankin, Brayton k Co, First nr
Mission B
Hansome Ernest L, 10 Bush,
125S, 1280, 1282, 1287, 1'29U,
1299. 1308, 1368, 1370, 1374,
1379, 1380 and 1406
Robitscheck H, 416 Sacramento. 1397
Rohdin P, 631 Sacramento 1332
Roth S, 154 New Montgomery. . 21
Rowell Charles Dr. 420 Kearny. 1378
Russell, Gibson & Co, 51H Clay.l'i52
Salamander Felting Co, 317 Cal. 1307
S F Boiler Works, NW cor Main
and Harrison 18
8 F Distributing Agency, 635
California 1252
8 F Gold and Silver Plating
Works, 653 Mission 1395
8 F Jewelry Manufactory, 613
Montgomery upper margin
S F Savings Union, 532 Cal 30
Sanborn k Byrnes, Mechanics'
Mills 6 and 1396
Sanitarium, 2210 Powell 24
Savings and Loan Society, 619
Clay 31
Schmidt M & Co, 411 Clay, 1345
and 1413
Schultz k Von Bargen, SE cor
California and Front 1337
Shelbourne House, 523 Kearny. 1326
Shepman W E, 769 Market 1394
Sigesmond S B, 11 Kearny, low-
er margin front cover
Sims John R, 1'25 Beale 19
Skinker John, 108 Battery 8
Smith HF>fc Co, 302 Kearny... 14
Smith J J, 3 New Montgomery. 1252
j Smith Wm, 21 Montgomery av. 5
jsoher & Reimann, 427 Mont 1355
Spaulding J & Co, 363 Tehama. 1281
Speranza D, 104 Kearny 28
Spring Menzo, 9 Geary 30
Stevenot E K, S s Chestnut nr
Powell 1256 and 1355
Stevenot E K & Co, S s Chest-
nut nr Powell : 1271
Stockman J M, NW cor Natoma
and Fremont 1364 and 1374
Strahle J & Co, 633 Market 1266
Swanberg k West, 10 Cal Mrkt.1370
Taylor S P & Co, 410 Clay, 13,
1260, 1372 and 1374
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market. . . 26
Tenthorey J P I'c Co, 558 Mission 25
Tesmore Solomon, 57 Cal Mrkt 22
Teubner & Hoffman, 537 Cal. . . 23
The Pacific Life, 518 Clay 1368
Thomas^ Breitt-nbach,734 Wa8hl,301
Thompson Geo C, 520 Union. . .1396
Trumbull R J, 419-421 San-
some upper margin and 1392
Tniworthy F M, 318 Front 24
Tsun Yuen, 616^ California. . .1432
Turner, Kennedy k Shaw, 840
Fourth 15
Tustin W I, cor Market and
Beale A
Upton John P, 518'Sac....(back) I>
Vandall B C, 518 Clay 1249
Varicas L. 425 Kearny 1374
Vice Martin. 22 Mission 1267
Walmsley W W, 923 Market. ... 21
Watson & Co, 319 Battery 1392
Weed & Kingwell, 12.5 First 3
Wells, Russell i: Co, cor Mis-
sion and Fremont 20
Western Newspaper Union, 618
Clay 1262
Wetherbee Geo M, 213 Mission. 23
Wheat C D, 740 Fourth 18
Wheeler k Wilson Family Sew-
ing Machine (The) 20 Geary,
back of cover & inside back cover
White Carlos, 632 Clay 1252
Wieland John, 220-240 Second . . 17
Will k Flnck, 769 Market. 1265,
1295. 1301 and 1346
Williams H F, 740 Fourth 28
Wolff H, 318 Kearny 1409
Wooton Desks, Merchants' Ex-
change inside front cover
ANNUAL DIRECTORY
Of the City and County of San Francisco.
Once a Yeak the publication of a Directory of the city is in order. Such a work is an
acknowledged convenience to the general public in all large cities, while in cities like San
Francisco, whose population is being augmented at such a rapid rate, and when the work
of settling down to permanent places of business and residence is going forward, as in no
other city on the continent, and changes of location consequent thereupon are so common,
a frequently issued and reliable personal guide is a paramount necessity. The issuance to
the public of works of this chai-acter should be made as soon as practicable after the com-
pletion of the canvass, or much of their value is lost. Pretenders to the science of Directory-
making, without adequate facilities to issue their volumes before a large percentage of the
population has re-established itself in new quarters, have deservedly been losing favor with
the people during these latter years. The present volume is the result of a rigidly careful
canvass, and is given to the public in an unprecedentedly short period of time since its
inception. A more general use of abbreviations consiberably increases the number of
names on a page, preventing the expansion of the volume to an unwieldy size; thus, while
the number of pages remains about the same as in previous issues, there is an increase of
over six thousand names over last year. The readiness with which an appreciative public
endorses genuine enterprise was fully manifested by a subscription list of nearly four
thousand — double that which any similar work has enjoyed — thus largely enhancing its
value as an advertising medium. The publisher desires to tender his acknowledgments,
and at the same time invites comparison with other similar publications.
Gkowth of the City — Present Population. — In the absence of an authoritative census
of the people, many difficulties arise in attempting an estimate which shall be able fo stand
the test which is sure to be applied by Federal authority every ten years, and (parentheti-
cally), should be applied every five years or oftener, by the State or city. The population
on the first of January, 1876, was 268,200. This estimate has been generally accepted as
correct. If any fault can be found with it, it was a little too conservative — not claiming
the full number which the city might be presumed to contain. At the school census (offi-
cial and probably correct) taken in June, 1876, the number of children under the age of
seventeen was found to be 71,436, an increase from June, 1875, of 6,527 of that class of
the population — a fraction over ten per cent. A corresponding increase of ten per cent of
the total population would show 295,117 as the total population of the city on the first of
January, 1877. This estimate presumes the growth, from immigration and natural increase
to have been approximately equal during the latter half of the year 1876 with that of the
first half. Immigration to this port during the year shows an excess of arrivals over
departures of 36,000. The increase of names in this Directory over the number in the last
issue is 6,220, which would indicate an increase of 21,770 in the total population, very
nearly the increase shown by the school census. When we consider that a portion of the
gain, providentially not so large as in former years, is to be credited to the Chinese
element, who have no children to include in the school census, it may be assumed that the
figures given, 295,117, are within the limits, and that even 300,000 in round numbers may
be safely claimed.
Financial and Commercial. — Owing to the impossibility of obtaining complete statis-
tics pertaining to Finance and Trade for the year 1876, at the early date at which this work
goes to press, we are compelled to omit important tables which it was our design to have
incorporated as a portion of the current history of the city. It may be stated generally,
however, that the year just closed has been one of a full average degree of prosperity.
No serious financial complications or failures have checked the course of business, if we
except such as may have occurred, in a few instances, as the result of unskilful guessing
at the value, real, imaginary or prospective, of mining stocks. All the moneyed corpora-
tions of the city are on a firm basis — the volume of deposits has been maintained, and
38 SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
dividends have been promptly paid to an amount much in excess of former years. The
volume of money in the vaults of the banking institutions has induced a reduction of the
rate of interest, and large investments for building and developmental enterprises may be
anticipated from this fact during the present year, $35,000,000, in round numbers, were
paid in dividends in this city during 1876. The products of the mines were larger than
ever before, as were the wool clip, the wine product and the aggregate of agricultural
production.
Commerce was never so active in this port as daring the year just closed. Two hundred
and ninety-one ships were loaded here with wheat and flour. Large shipments of frtiit
and other products were made overland. We estimate, in the absence of the official figures
of the port, the exports of California productions at not less than $40,000,000, by sea
and rail, to which must be added the enormous sum of $50,000,000 in treasure — an aggre-
gate of $90,000,000. San Francisco has indisputably taken rank as the second city of the
United States in commercial importance.
Real Estate. — The year 1875 was noted for large and numerous transactions in real
estate. The city was, at its opening, at the flood-tide of gigantic building operations, im-
migration was large, and promised to be still larger than the result showed, and purses
were plethoric with enormous gains from an unwarranted inflation in stocks. Hence, fancy
prices were, in many instances, paid for business property which the whim of the purchaser
coveted, and residence plats fancied to be extra choice changed hands at prices beyond
their real value, and not likely to be realized again until a natural and healthy increase of
population and wealth shall enhance values more generally and evenly throughout the
peninsula. The sales in January of that year reached nearly four millions of dollars, while
February showed over four and one-half millions, and March exceeded four millions. At
that rate a round fifty millions in sales would have been aggregated in the year. But a de-
crease in the number and magnitude of transactions took place about the middle of the
year, followed by a still greater depression after the failure of the Bank of California.
Still, much of the speculative spirit was left, and the opening of 1876 promised a repetition
of the season of fancy prices and general activity. But the break in the stock market un-
settling values of guess-work fortunes, and to a considerable extent destroying faith in the
possibility of restoring them, even by the most adroit manipulation, crippled the ready
means of a large class of investors. But a better class came to the front, that class which
believes in real estate as a means of safe and legitimate gain, and has faith in the future of
San Francisco as a great commercial mart, to be sustained by the actual products of the
mines independent of stock operations, and by the resiilts of extensive and scientific agri-
cultural development. Throughout the year real estate may be ss^id to have been fairly
and reasonably active. The number of sales was 3,840, representing a value of $24,058,-
666, as against $35,889,374 in 1875 and $23,893,903 in 1874. The year just closed stands
second in the history of the city in the amount of sales, and first, we believe, in the num-
ber of sales at prices essentially just to both seller and purchaser.
To the San Francisco Real Estate Circular, published by Thomas Magee, 210 Montgom-
ery, we are indebted for valuable information pertaining to the relative status of real estate
in various parts of the city, as well as for the comprehensive tabular statement annexed to
this resume.
" Land on the best banking and financial streets of the city is now worth from $3,000 to
$3,500 per front foot. Land in the best wholesale locations is worth from $1,200 to $1,500
per front foot. Land on the best retail portions of Kearny and Market streets is worth
from $2,300 to $3,000 per front foot, while the highest price ever paid in the city for
a strictly residence lot was $500 per front foot. The best residence portion of the city,
and the most convenient to the business centre, lies between California, Market, Powell
and Leavenworth streets. Lots there are worth from $300 to $500 per front foot, accord-
ing to class of improvements, view and the proximity to Market street.
"Where there are first-class improvements and a fine view (as on the south sides of Cali-
fornia, Pine, Bush and Sutter) the proximity to Market street is overlooked ; where the
grade is flat and these advantages are wanting, proximity to Market street and the business
centre comes in as the main element in fixing values. We think land within the bounds
last named has yet room for a great increase of value.
" The boundaries of the next best residence portion of the city may be roughly described
as lying between Larkin, Van Ness avenue, Turk and Clay streets. Land in this district
is worth from $150 to $250 per front foot, with very little for sale at the first figure.
*' Land in the best jjortion of the district between Eddy, Haight, Laguna and Devisadero
streets is worth from $100 to $130 per front foot. More houses have been built in the dis-
trict between Fillmore, Devisadero, Hayes and Eddy streets in 1876 than in any other
section of like size.
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"Mission, Valencia and Howard streets have been the only streets upon which rapid sales
were made in 1876. In their extensive operations Missionward The Real Estate Associates
confined themselves chiefly to Mission and Valencia and the cross streets between them.
" Very low priced lots at the Mission, between Dolores, Diamond, Seventeenth and
Twenty-fourth streets, have sold well recently, at prices approximating those which pre-
vailed there in the inflation of 1868-9.
" Lots between Folsom and Potrero avenue, and on South Beach, the Potrero and South
San Francisco are dull. The completion of the shore line of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road will give a great impetus to South San Francisco, which is destined to become the
manufacturing and railroad centre."
The prospect for 1867 — much depends upon the season — should the weather prove even
moderately propitious for the production of the usual amount of cereals, there is reason to
expect a fair degree of activity in real estate. A larger immigration may be anticipated
than during the centennial j'ear, as whatever may be the drawbacks in California, it is
conceded that this coast is at its worst as desirable a place for residence as most portions
of the east at its best. Real estate in San Francisco is recognized by the judicious as the
safest investment, one that while it may prove relatively unproductive for a time, is sure
eventually to yield the largest returns
BuLLDiNG QpEKATioNS. — The year 1876 has witnessed as great an amount of building
in San Francisco as any year in its history except 1875. That year saw the construction
of several extraordinary edifices, among them the largest hotel in the world, one of the
largest, if not the largest theatre on the Continent, and several business palaces. While a
fewer number of such noteworthy structures have been built in 1876, many really fine addi-
tions to the architectural wealth of the city have been made, together with a full proportion
of the more ordinary business and residence structures. The completion of Baldwin's
Hotel, which has occupied the entire year, has entailed a cost of about $750,000. This
hotel stands without a rival in the city for elegance of exterior, and cannot in its interior
decoration be excelled anywhere on the globe. In size, too, it ranks with the most exten-
sive caravansaries, exceeding in its capacity for accommodations all except the Palace.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange Building, on the south side of Pine street, between
Sansome and Montgomery, the walls of which are now up, is one of the finest structures of
its kind in the country. It is of dressed granite, in a plain, solid style of architecture.
No business building in the city will present a handsomer or more imposing front. Its
cost when completed will be half a million dollars.
Business improvements on the lower end of Market street have been extensive and of a
permanent character. Bowen's Block on the corner of California and Drumm streets has
a frontage of 137 J/^ feet on Drumm by 92 on California, and cost over three hundred
thousand dollars. Other substantial structures of brick have been erected in that portion
of the city. A large three-story and basement brick block containing several store rooms
has been erected on tho north side of Market below Montgomery. Market street from
Montgomery to the wharf will soon present a continuous line of handsome business edifices,
extensive preparations for building on those eligible business sites having been perfected.
Work on the New City Hall and the United States Appraisers' Stores has progressed
satisfactorily.
It is unnecessary to speak of tho palaces being constructed by the railroad kings of the
coast on the summit of Clay street Hill. The fame of the same has become so great that
special correspondents are dispatched from the east and Europe to describe their grandeur
to a wondering world. When we state that probably some five millions of dollars have
been invested in these habitations for princes, we convey a general idea which is left to
the press to elaborate.
The Real Estate Associates report the construction of two hundred and nine houses, at
a cost of $956,000. These are good, substantial, medium sized dwellings, ranging in
price from $2,750 to $12,000, mostly, however, selling at $3,500 to $6,000 each. These
houses are built for customers who desire to purchase on the installment plan, which has
been demonstrated to be one of the most feasible methods for a family of moderate means
to secure a homestead. An elegant cut-stone front building is in progress of construction
by The Real Estate Associates on the east side of Montgomery street near Pine.
The Metropolitan Baptist Society has built a fine church on Fifth street, adjoining tljf
Lincoln School building. The Pacific Hebrew Benevolent Society has constructed a large
and. commodious Orphan Asylum on Devisadero street, between Hayes and Grove.
In addition to the limited number of noteworthy edifices mentioned above, there were
570 business houses of various kinds and 1,370 dwellings constructed within the city
limits during the year. Many of the houses classed as business houses, are partly occupied
as dwellings. The total number of buildings erected in the city during 1876 is 1,963, at a
cost estimated upon the mdst reliable data obtainable of $9,500,000.
MUNICIPAL FINANCES.
41
Municipal Fin.^.nces. — The assessed valuation of the city of San Francisco is $260,576-
978. Of this amount $190,222,363 is classed as real estate, and $70,354,615 is personal
property. The real estate roll shows an increase over that of 1875-6 of $20,265,053. The
personal property roll shows a decrease ot $28,220,934, arising partly from the elimination
of mortgages, and partly from a general shrinkage in values of all kinds of merchandise.
The gain in the aggregate value of city real estate is gratifying, especially in this season of
world-wide depression. It may be assumed that San Francisco is one of an exceedingly
limited number of American cities that has steadily maintained, and even increased, its real
estate valuation. The bonded indebtedness of the city is $4,322,500, the greater part of
which sum bears interest at the rate of six per cent., and the remainder at seven per cent.
The amount of bonded indebtedness redeemed during the year is $58,000; the amount
issued is $750,000, on account of the construction of the New City Hall. A comparison
of the financial condition of the two great seaports of the United States, shows that the
metropolis of the Atlantic owes about $140 for 6ach inhabitant, while the metropolis of
the Pacific owes about $14, or one-tenth as much per capita.
TABLE SHOWENa ASSESSED VALUE OF PROPERTY and RATE OF TAXATION from 1861-2 to 1876-7.
YEAE.
BEAL.
PEESONAL.
TOTAL.
TAX
BATE.
TOTAL TAX
LEVIED.
1861-2
$41,870,811
37,016,101
43,153,212
47,345,973
49,159,047
53,531,183
58,207,861
63,631,721
69,776,603
75.145,717
76,124,551
180,571,640
212,407,505
162,466,177
169,957,310
190,222,363
with Keal
29,540,553
35,556,125
35.851,652
39,775,496
43,214,976
51,152,963
42,782,307
44,982,907
31,246,159
28,900,988
108,011,616
with Ileal
101,763.267
98,575,549
70,354,615
41,870,811
66,556,655
78,709,337
83,197,625
88,934,543
96,746,159
109,360,825
106,414,028
114,759,510
106,391,876
105,025,539
288,583,256
212,407,505
264,229,444
268,532,859
260,576,978
2.87
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2.10
2.98
3.12
3.10
3.00
3.05
3.08
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2.97
1.50
1.60
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2.12%
$ 1,201,692
1862-3
1,826,980
1863-4
1,652,896
1864-5
2,479,289
1865-6
2,774,757
1866-7
2,999,130
1867-8
3,280,824
1808-9
3,245,627
1869-70
3,534,592
1870-1
3,026,848
1871-2
3,119,258
1872-3
4,328,748
1873-4
3,398,620
1874-5
5,546,176
1875-6
4,309,952
1876-7
5.537,260
Receipts from all sources for the last fiscal year were $4,344,964 22; of which $565,-
035 75 were from the sale of New City Hall bonds.
Steeet Impeovements. — A very large amount of work was done during the past year
upon the public streets and in the construction of sewers. Of sewers, the total length
constructed between July 1st, 1856, and July 1st, 1875, a period of nineteen years, was
392,709 feet, or seventy-four miles. D.uring the last fiscal year, there were built of all
kinds 74,125 feet, a little more than fourteen miles, or one-fifth of the entire work accom-
plished in twenty years.
The expenditures on street work, including sewers, for the fiscal year was as follows:
Grading $295,133 63
Paving. Planking and Macademizing 269,165 83
Side-walks, Cross-walks and Curbs 179,365 23
Sewers, etc 343,257 96
Total $1,086,922 65
The above are the figures for the year ending June 30, 1876. During the year ending
December 31, 1876, the following work was accomplished:
Miles of streets macadamized 5.39-100
Miles of streets graded 5.2-5
Miles of streets planked 7.3-10
Miles of streets paved with stone 3.85-100
Miles of side-walks laid. . 21.1-5
Miles of sewers constructed 14.3-10
The total cost of work done on unaccepted streets for the current year 1876
is given by the Superintendent of Streets at $1,428,991 73
The work on accepted streets 194,999 05
Total cost of street work $1,623,990 78
42 SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Square stone blocks are coming into very general use in this city, fdr paving the most
crowded thoroughfares and streets subjected to the wear produced by the heaviest loads.
This material gives better satisfaction than any other yet experimented with. The amount
of street improvements during 1876 is largely in excess of any previous year, and the
character of the work generally superior. »
MuNiciPAX Licences. — During the last fiscal year Municipal Licenses were issued as
follows :
Merchandise 19,260 producing f 127,830
Banks and Brokers 1,030 " 48,692
Billiard Tables 509 " 4,230
Auctioneers 114 " 6,072
Bowling Alleys 40 •• 440
Pawn Brokers 105 " 3,150
Intelligence Offices 70 " 1.050
Innkeepers and Bars 7,776 " 116.640
Circuses 22 1 day 220
Theatres 306 1 day, 1 month, 3 months, 1 year, 8,935
Miscellaneous 63,459
$380,718
As the licenses in the above list are taken out for quarterly periods, it follows that each
of the above numbers represent four times the average number of persons engaged in each
occupation. Thus the city has 4,815 merchants, 257 banks and brokers, 129 billiard
tables, 29 auctioneers, 10 bowling alleys, 26 pawn brokers, 18 intelligence offices, 1,944
innkeepers or bar-rooms, and many thousands engaged in occupations not classified.
During the year 34,439 persons paid poll-tax at two dollars per head, 7,989 persons paid
at three dollars per head, and twenty-one persons at four dollars.
There were 1,566 certificates of citizenship issued, being an increase of 1,222 over the
previous year.
The number ofi[>marriage licenses issued was 2,464, an increase of 201 over the previous
year.
The number of deeds placed upon record in the office of the Recorder is 6,484, of mort-
gages, 2,700, and of releases, 1,778.
The Public Schools. — The large number of commodious school buildings erected dur-
ing the year 1875 supplied to so great an extent the needs of the department for accommoda-
tions that comparatively little additional was required during the past year. The Depart-
ment at the present writing owns sixty buildings, of which fifty-six are in use. It is also
found necessary to secure the use of twentj'-six rooms, by temporary rental at a cost of
$11,097 per annum. The costof construction for the year was $133,422 40.
The number of children under the age of 17, as returned by the school census, was on
June 1st, 1874 60,552
June 1st, 1875 64,909
June 1st, 1876 71,436
Increase during the year 6,527
The number of children between the ages of 5 and 17 entitled to draw public
monies is 46,238
Increase during the year 5,209
The number between 6 and 17 entitled to attend the public Schools is 42,287
Increase during the year 4,704
The number between the ages of 5 and 6 3,951
The total number enrolled is. Boys 17,995
Girls 16,033
34,029
Increase 2,901
The number of children attending private and church schools is 6,655
Increase during the year 561
The number of children between the ages of 5 and 17 attending public and private
schools is 35,289
Increase during the year 2,984
The number of children between the ages of 5 and 17 who have not attended school
at any time during the year is 10,949
The number of teachers is, Male 67
" " " Female 507— 574
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 43
The total salaries of teachers for the year is $557,437 32
Increase over previovs year 38,298 50
The total expenses of the Department for the year were 867,754 89
ESTIMATED VALUE OF SCHOOL PEOPEBTY.
Keal Estate $1,500,000
Buildings 825,000
Furniture 150,000
Libraries 10,500
Apparatus 20,000
2,505,500
The estimated revenue for the year 1877 is $870,000, with an equal expenditure.
THE PBECIOUS METALS.
The yield of the precious metals for 1875 and 1876, according to the annual statement
of J. J. Valentine, Esq., Superintendent of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, was as follows :
1875, 1876.
Gold $41,745,100 $44,328,000
Silver 34,043,900 41,536,700
Lead, etc 5,100,000 5,040,000
Total $80,889,000 $90,904,700
The increase over 1875 is $10,015,700, equivalent to 12>i per cent.
The following is the production by States and Territories :
California $18,615,800
Nevada 49,281,000
Colorado 6,990,600
Utah 5,207,500
Montana : 2,777,000
Idaho 1,674,000
British Columbia 1,441,600
Oregon 1,149,100
Arizona -. 1,112.000
New Mexico 350,800
Washington 62.400
Mexico 2,213,700
How significantly small is the production of old Mexico, and what a comment in favor
of a stable and enlightened government.
COINAGE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO MINT.
The following is the coinage of th« United States Mint, located in San Francisco, for
the year 1876 :
GOLD. NO. PIECES. AMOUNT.
Double Eagles 1,507,000 $31,940,000
Eagles 5,000 50,000
Half Eagles....'. 4,000 20,000
Quarter Eagles 5,000 12,500
Total 1,521,000 $32,022,500
SILVER
Trade Dollars 5,227.000 5,227,000
Subsidiary Coin 23,544,000 5,455,000
Total 30,292,000 $42,704,500
In 1875 the coinage of gold was $24,674,000, and of Silver $7,394,000. Total. . . $32,068,000
Increase in gold coinage $7,348,500
Increase in silver coinage 3,288,000
Total increase .' $10,636,500
An increase of 33 per cent.
44
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Post Office Statistics — Delivebt. — The growth of San Francisco is well illastrated
by the following comparative statement of the work performed by the letter carriers from
1870 to 1876 inclusive:
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
51
LETTERS
DELIVERED.
: 3
: r-
889,809
1,197,374
.34
1,413,462
.18
1,744,903
.23
2,537,428
.45
3,943,453
.55
4,593,514
.17
post'l cards
delivered.
145,891
514,851
738,225
1,033,711
1,197,374
1,413,462
1,890,794
3,052,279
4,681,678
5,627,225
1870.
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
LETTERS
COLLECTED.
fl
846,775
1,354,149
.60
1,716,932
.26
2,460,419
.43
3,493,528
.42
5,043,178
.44
5,724,503
.12
post'l cards
collected.
: 3
158,485
302,367
.91
569,556
.89
712,423
.25
2,618,904
3,795,895
5,612,734
6,436,926
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
NEWSPAPERS
DELIVERED.
199.665
296,625
394,298
386,425
567,599
1,155,821
1,448,676
it.
.48
.33
.47
1.03
.26
NEWSPAPERS
COLLECTED.
18,813
79,610
155,930
388,472
544,472
814.098
703,111
3.39
.96
1.50
.40
.49
218,478
376,235
550.228
774,897
1,112,071
1.970,519
2,151,781
It is proper to state that in the San Francisco Post Office, a relatively larger number of
boxes are retained than in Eastern cities. The system of free delivery by carriers has
always been opposed by a portion of the community, though experience has shown its
convenience, and demonstrated that fewer losses occur than by the old box system.
POST OFFICE STATISTICS.
45
AGGREGATE NUMBER OF LEETERS, POSTAL CARDS AKD NEWSPAPERS DELIVERED AND COL-
LECTED EACH TEAB, FBOM 1870 TO 1876 INCLUSIVE, AND AVERAGE ANNUALLY BT EACH CABRIER.
Yeab.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
1876.
1,735,584
2,551,523
3,129,854
4,205,322
6,030,956
8,936,631
10,318,017
<5 S.
». 2.
e-9
304,376
817,218
1,307,781
1,746,134
It
218,478
376,235
550,228
774,897
1,112,071
1,970,519
2,151,781
1,954,062
2,927,758
3,680,082
5,284,595
7,960,245
12,264,931
14,215,932
Ki
1^=
5^^
102,093
106,313
130,410
145,011
167,526
249,628
245,667
« a 2
10,495
22,700
36,327
41,575
s « c
12,851
15.676
22,926
26,720
30,890
64,736
34,492
~l o <»
-«<<
114,944
121,989
153,336
182,226
221,116
340,692
338,474
While the above tables show a most remarkable increase in the business of the city —
as the amount of mail matter handled is a certain index of the business of any locality —
it illustrates still more strongly the development of the free-delivery system. It will be
seen that the aggregate of mail matter handled by carriers is over eight times as much as
in 1870, while the number of men employed to deliver and collect this matter has only
been increased from 17 to 42. The number of packages handled by eaeh carrier in 1876
was more than three times the number handled by each carrier in 1870.
Climate of San Fbancisco. — The tables annexed are from the records of Mr. Thomas
Tennent, kept by him since 1849. They give the Rain Table, with the number of rainy
days in each month and season, from 1865 to 1877 ; a table of mean temperature for each
month and year ; and also tables showing the extremes of heat and cold during the same
period, which will be sufficient to give a very fair idea of our climate. The standard ther-
mometers with which the observations are made, are placed in position to face the north,
and be perfectly free from the influence of any direct or reflected heat. It will be seen by
reference to these tables, that the average yearly temperature of San Francisco during the
period indicated, is 50° 3'. The hottest day was in June, 1876, when the thermometer
reached 95 degrees. The lowest point indicated was at daylight on the morning of De-
cember 28th. 1867 — 20 degrees ; but these evtremes occur so seldom as to be considered
remarkable. The general routine of the seasons is as follows; Commencing with the rainy
season, which generally sets in fairly during November, continues through December,
abating somewhat in January, during which month we are apt to have some frosty weather;
February, March and April are pleasant with occasional showers and a few hot days; in
May the sea breeze begins with moderation, and continues more briskly during June, July
and August, moderating in September, during which month the warmest weather usually
occurs, extending sometimes into October.
RAIN-FALL IN SAN FRANCISCO, FROM 1865 TO 1877, AS RECORDED BY
THOMAS TENNENT.
Month.
July
August.
September.
October
November .
December. .
January..
February.
March
April
May
June
.24
.26
4-. lit
.68
18GG.
10.88
2.12
3.(M
.12
1.46
.(H
3.:«
1.5.16
isar.
5.16
7.20
1.58
2.36
.04
.20
3.41
10 .09
1M68.
9. .50
6.13
6.;i0
2.31
.03
.23
.15
1.18
1860.
6.35 14
3.90
3.14
2.19
.02
.12
1.29
1.19
4.31
1870.
3.89
4.78
2.00
1.53
.20
.43
3.38
3.07
3.76
1.29
1.93
.21
13 69:34 .»2i71 ;t8.84|7N 21 .:« .5Siin.31|47 14.10|4fi 34 .7l|7>MS.O-J 4il|2:i.iW W IS .40'45 -V..!): 69
.03
.11
3 72
16 174
2 0.14
2 0.21
II 2.62
14 7.25
1872.
4.22il0
6.97120
1.64 10
1.10 7
.16 3
.02 2
1873.
2.17
4.24
0.78
0.5:;
o.oi
0.08
0.03
0.15
0.68
1.31
10.12
4.85114
1 .83 10
3.55
1.04
ll 0.34
I 0.08
0.08
2.73
5 .92
0.28
1873
6.97
0.20
1,08
0.02
0.11
1.01
0.22
6.73
3.02
187G.
6.41 14
3.96
4.:f7
l.(M
0.18
0.02
0.01
0.02
0.26
2.69
0.23
Average Rain-fall from the season of 1849-50, to that of 1875-6 (27 Seasons) 23.8 inches.
46
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
MEAN TEMPERATURE OF EACH MONTH SINCE 1866, DEDUCED
FROM TWO
DAIL"i
' OBSERVATIONS. ONE AT SUNRISE, THE OTHER AT NOON :
ALSO
THE MEAN YEABLY TEMPERATURE.
MONTHS.
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871 1 1872 \ 1873
1874
1875
1876
January . .
48°
52°
46°
50°
51°
52° 1 49° ; 50°
45°
45°
45°
February. .
51
52
51
50
52
48 1 50 ! 45
47
50
50
March ....
52
50
52
56
51
50
51 1 49
48
50
51
April
56
56
55
55
53
51
51 1 49
53
56
54
May
56
57
57
57
57
52
54 50
56
57
56
June
61
60
57
59
27
56
55
53
58
59
62
July
59
63
59
59
61
54
53
54
58
59
57
August. . . .
57
59
59
59
63
54 56
55
59
58
58
September
61
60
58
59
60
56 55 55
61
58
60
October . . .
61
57
58
60
57
57 54
56
58
60
58
November .
55
56
56
55
54
52 51
53
52
56
54
December .
53
54
52
50
50
49 48
47
43
49
48
Means
56
56
55
56
55
5S j 52
51
53
55
54
EXTREMES OF HEAT IN EACH MONTH SINCE
1866.
MONTHS.
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
January . .
59°
66°
62°
64°
68°
63°
64°
64°
60°
60°
58°
February. .
65
64
65
74
68
63
64
60
60
63
67
March
70
65
64
71
66
70
64
70
64
68
70
April
82
82
71
76
70
69
71
70
71
81
73
May
76
79
76
78
86
70
77
72
82
74
86
June
80
76
72
73
72
75
82
70
82
82
95
July
72
93
70
73
86
66
70
75
75
76
80
August . . .
71
76
72
75
80
68
75
70
71
74
80
September
72
83
70
82
76
76
74
70
86
86
86
October. . .
77
78
80
78
83
80
75
76
75
80
74
November .
66
72
70
72
71
70
66
73
66
69
69
December ,
63
71
64
65
63
62 1 62
58
59
64
64
EXTREMES OF COLD IN EACH MONTH SINCE
1866.
MONTHS.
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
January
36°
41°
27°
35°
33«
33°
34° j 33°
33°
32°
31°
February. .
41
37
33
34
35
35
37
28
36
40
36
March ....
38
42
34
40
35
35
35
33
35
36
35
April
44
45
40
39
37
37
35
28
41
36
41
May
44
46
40
43
40
39
42
36
44
45
41
June
48
48
42
46
40
42
40
37
46
46
45
July
50
51
43
48
47
40
38
38
47
50
42
August . . .
50 •
49
42
44
50
42
44
42
47
47
40
September.
53
49
41
44
44
42
37
42
48
48
45
October . . .
51
50
41
40
39
40
34
39
43
47
43
November .
45
43
40
35
37
35
30
43
35
44
40
December .
45
20
38
28
26
33
27
35
31
38
34
THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO;
Its Government, Public Institutions, Churches, Societies, etc.,
WITH federal and STATE OFFICERS.
MUNICIPAI. GOVERNMENT.
The next general election for all officers of the City
and County Government will be held on the first
Wednesday in September, 1877 — and every two years
thereafter.
ANDREW J. BRYANT, Mayor. Seth P. Holway,
Mayor's Secretary. Office, City Hall Building.
Board of Supervisors.
Regular^meetingB are held every Monday at 2 p. si.
at Council Chamber, City Hall.
First Ward — August Drucker, 9'21 Montgomery.
Second Ward— C. B. Edwards, 7aO Montgomery.
Third Ward- Thomas Brvan, American Exchg. Hotel.
Fourth Ward— John W. Wise, 607 Front.
Filth Ward— John P. Shine, 23 Kearny.
Sixth Ward — Fred. W. Eaton, 52G Montgomery.
Seventh Ward- George W. Hayes. 310 Folsom.
Eighth Ward— Fleet F. Strother, 738 Post.
Ninth Ward — Thomas Boyce, 36 Merchants' Exchange.
Tenth Ward— J. C. Bobdrts, 728 Mission.
Eleventh Ward^Fred. A. Gibbs, 33 Fremont.
Twelfth Wstd- D. A. Macdonald, 215-217 Spear.
Standings Committees.
Judiciary— Strother, Macdonald and Gibbs.
Finance and Auditing— Wise, Eaton and Drucker.
Fire Department — Edwards, Boyce and Shine.
Streets, Wharves, etc.— Roberts, Strother and Wise.
Public Buildings— Hayes, Macdonald and Gibbs.
Water and Water Supplies— Boyce, Strother, Eaton,
Gibbs and Wise.
Health and Police — Eaton, Drucker and Shftie.
License and Orders — Bryan, Hayes and Roberts.
Hpspital— Gibbs, Eaton and Edwards.
Printing and Salaries- Shine, Bryan and Strother.
Industrial School— Macdonald, Edwards and Boyce.
Street Lights— Boyce, Roberts and Hayes.
Outside Lands — Drucker, Macdonald, Wise, Roberts
and Bryan.
Training Ship— Macdonald, Hayes and Eaton.
House of Correction — Drucker, Edwards and Bryan.
Board of Equalization.
CompoBod of members of the Board of Supervisors.
Kegular annual meeting on the first Monday of June.
Board of Education.
Regular meetings are held on the second Tuesday
of every month, at Council Chamber, City Hall.
Joseph Clement, President. George Beauston,
Secretary. C. A. Clinton, George W. Wade, Assistant
Secretaries. James Duflfy, Messenger.
Members of Board — Joseph Clement, Fisher Ames,
T. M. Edwards, N. Scheeline, O. F. VonEbein, W. A.
Phillips, D. B. Todd, Robert Haight, H. M. Black, A.
A. O'Neil, B. Hagen and George Tait.
Standings Committees — 1877.
Classification— Tait, Ames, Hagan, President and Su-
perintendent.
Rules and Regulations —O'Neil, Scheeline and
Phillips.
Evening Schools — Scheeline, Haight and Todd.
Salaries— Von Rhein, Edwards and Ames.
Finance — Hagan, Todd and Tait.
Furniture and Supplies— Black, Von Rhein and Ed-
wards.
Janitors — Todd, Black, Phillips and Superintendent.
Mufic and Drawing — Edwards, Hagan and Scheeline.
Printing — Haight, O'Neil and Black.
School Houses and Sites — Phillips, "Von Rhein and
Haight.
Judiciary — Ames, Tait and O'Neil.
Superintendent of Public Schools — Henry
N. Bolander. D. C.Stone, Deputy ; George Beanston,
Secretary. Office, room 22, second floor City Hall
Building.
Board of Health.
A. J. Bryant, President (ci-officio) . H H. Tolaud,
M.D., James Simpson, M.D., Cornelius Herz, M.D.,
Joseph C. Shorb, M.D. Seth P. Holway, Clerk
Assessor — .Alexander Badlam. E. B. Badlaui,R.P.
Johnson, George Baugess, Henry A. Fox, Charles J.
Blackburn, John P. Hall, G. E. Gloss. A. D. Misegaes,
Alonzo A. Rentou, W. H. Sarles, P. H. Blake, Deputy
AssesBors. Office, 22 City Hall, first floor
City and County Attorney— W. C. Burnett.
Office, 13 City Hall, third floor.
New City Hall Commissioners — A. J. Bryant,
Geo. F. Maynard and W. C. Burnett. Governor Sam-
uel Purdy, Superintendent ; George W. Tlionias, Sec-
retary ; E. A. Atherton, Architect. Office. New City
Hall Building, cor Park avenue and McAUii-ter streets.
Commissioners of Insanity — C. M. Bates
M.I).; L. J. Henrv, M.D. ; J. B. D. Stillmau, M.D.;
A. P. Hayue, M.D. Office, 23 City Hall.
Coroner — Benjamin R. Swan, John O. Phelps
and EdwM-d J. Wheeler, Deputies ; D. A. Smith,
Messenger. Office, C36 Clay, room 11.
County Auditor— George F. Maynard. W. M.
EdRsr, Chief Clerk ; E. L. Parker, AsBiHtaiit, Office,
first floor. City Hall.
County Clerk— Thomas H. Reynolds. J. F.
Bodtn, Frank J. Skelly, John H. Harney, W. B.
Smith, J. P. Carusi, Kobert McNulty, ThomuR Ma-
cauley, Cbarlco E. Nougues, Court-room Clerks.
Robert M. Sage, Jeremiah Whalen, ThoB. F. Quirk,
Edward Gileon, John F. Farren, J. H. Picking, A. W.
Kind, M. S. McGrath, J. D. Rviggles, J. T. Carroll,
C. J. Tracy, William Leslie, W. H. Reed, William
Steveneon, Colin M. Boyd, M. A. Wilson, Register
Clerks. F. J. Cutter, J. T. Harrison, W. A. Drucker,
William Laughlin, E. P. Sparhawk, Peter Devaney,
Registration Clerks. C. W. O'Neill, Edward L. Barry,
William McGill Barrv, Copying Clerks., Office, first
floor. City Hall.
County Recorder.— Otto H. Frank. Edmund
R. Bermiugham, Richard D. Blauvelt jr., William P.
Merrium, Deputies. Edward A. Wilson, Henry Casey,
Charles E. Stanton, James H. Jenkins, Walter Her-
bert Cook, M. McNally, Thomas F. Casey, John J.
Cunningham, George W. Green jr., G. Goldsmith,
John A. Hicks, H. G. Muller, John E. O'Connor, H.
Kirchweger, Clerks. Office, first floor. City Hall.
County Surveyor — William P. Humphreys.
W. H. Plater, Chief Deputy. Charles S. Tilton, G.
W. Doherty. Paul Spitz, Draughtsmen. Henry Mer-
rifield, Bookkeeper. Office, U'i9 Washington.
County Treasurer— Charles Hubert. W. Casse-
bohm and P. Sander, Deputies. Office, first floor. City
Hall.
District Attorney— D. J. Murphy. C. B. Dar-
win, Assistant. Joseph Ellis, Johu B. Tungate,
Clerks. Office, 8 Montgomery avenue.
Fire Marshall — John L. Durkee. Office, room
18, City Hall.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph — J. S.
Urquhart, Superintendent. William Mortou, Alfred
Clarke jr. and F. G. Wood, Operators. Robert W.
Silvey and William E. Ackerson, Repairers of Line.
Office, 7 Brenham place •
Health Offlce— J. L. Mears, M.D., Health Offi-
cer. Thos. J. Shackelford, Secretary. N. G. Sawyer,
Clerk. F, M. Roby, W. H. Cowper, William G.
Lansing and H. Coe, Health Inspectors. Office, 124
Geary.
License Collector— Richard H. Sinton. Charles
Sonntag, Chief Deputy. Thomas D. McKenna, Detec-
tive. Lawrence Fitzgerald, Geo. D. Field, William
T. Hunter, William M. Fitzhugh, Joseph H. Sinton,
James W. McMenomy, John A. Hogan, Jumes E.
Goodall, John P. Heurdon,Parsfleld O'Reilly, Charles
H. Dillon and Charles H. Gough, Assistuut Collec-
tors. Office, City Hall, room 7, second floor.
Tax Collector— William Ford. Hiram B. Cook,
Chief Deputy; William H. Miller, Cashier, JaVnesF.
Duval, Aloses Waterman, John J. Dunn, Deputies.
Offlce, City Hall Building, first floor, cor Merchant
and Kearny.
Park Commixgioners — Eugene L. Sullivan,
Louis McLane, Wm. Alvord. Wm. B. Brlchard, Su-
perintendent. Office, 320 Sunsome, room 14.
Public Administrator- Simon Mayer. John
F. Finn, Attorney. Office, 636 Clay, room 4.
Sheriff— Matthew Nunan. James V. Harrison,
Under Sheriff. Gideon M. Berry, Bookkeeper. Wm.
Miller, James J. Meagher, John F. Meagher, E. H.
Montell, J. F. Morau,W. W. Greenhood, George Hum-
phrey, Bryan Donnelly, Dan C. Healon, J. M.
Dwyer, John McKee, Maurice Flyun, Geo. P. Wright,
C. A. Uhrig, Thomas Cunningham, James C. Nealon,
Patrick R. Ballinger, William Birch, Cornelius Shee-
han, Thomas Gillowley, Deputies. Office, City Hall,
first floor
Superintendent industrial School— D. C.
Woods.
Superintendent House of Correction— A.
P. Dennisun.
Superintendent of Streets— John Hagan.
James E. Sliidmore, Chief Deputy; James C. Grls-
wold, Peter Griffin, James E. Connolly, William Bro-
die, Frank L. Unger, William S. Horton, Patrick Curry,
Bernard Bums, Joseph E. Bunting and Thomas Walsh,
Deputies* Frank Murphy, Messenger; Robert J. Byers,
Clerk. Office, City Hall, basement, corner Merchant
and Dunbar alley.
San Francisco Training' Ship James-
to^vn — Under control of the Board of Supervi-
sors — Henry Glass, Commander. D. Dickenson,
M.D., Surgeon; Thomas S. Plunkett, Navigator,
Nelson F. Houston, Executive Officer.
Board of Montgomery Avenue Commis-
sioners — A. J. Brvant, W. P. Humphreys, William
Ford. M. M. Estee, Attorney. H. S. Tibbay, Sec-
retary.
Police Department.
Chief of Police— Henrj- H. Ellis. Alfred Clark,
Clerk; Cujitain of Detective Force, I. W. Lees; Cap-
tains, Wm. Y. Douglass, John Short, A. W. Stone;
Property Clerk, William Cullen; Detectives, Wm. 8.
Jones, John Coffer, John Meagher, B. F. Bohen.
Office, City Hall, first floor,
Board of Police Commissioners — A. J.
Bryant, Mayor; S. S. Wright, Judge Gouuty Court;
D. Louderback, Judge Police Court; H. H. Ellis,
Chief of Police; Robert Ferrall, Judge City Crim-
inal Court.
City Prison — A. W. Stone, Captain of Prison;
Meier Liudenheimer, Henry W. Waite, Charles Arma-
ger, Charles Cook, Keepers. Office, basement City
Hall, Dunbar alley.
Ward Bovindaries.
FbrstWard — Bounded on the north and eart by the
waters of the Bay, south by Washington street, west
by Kearny street. This ward also includes all the
islands in the Bay.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by the waters of
the Bay on the north and east, Wa^ington street on
the south and Battery street on the west, including
the islands in the Bay.
Election Precinct No. 2.— Bounded by the waters of
the Bay oa the north, by the waters of the Bay and
Battery ttreet on the east, by Vallejo street on the
south, and Kearny street on the west.
Election Precinct ko. 3.— Bounded by Vallejo street
on the north. Battery street on the east, Washington
street on the south, and Kearny street on the west.
Second Waiid— Bounded on the north by the waters
of the Bay, east by Ke:irny street, south by Vallejo
street, west by Larkin street.
Election Precinct No. 1— Bounded by the waters of
the Bay on the north. Kearny street on the east, Val-
lejo street on the south, and Stockton street on the
west.
Election Precinct No. 2.— Bounded by the waters of
the Bay on the north, Stockton street on the east, Val
lejo street on the south, and Taylor street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 3.— Bounded by the waters of
the Bay on the north, Taylor street on the east, Vallejo
street on the south, and Larkin street on the west.
Third Ward— Bounded on the north by Washing-
ton street, east by the waters of the Bay, south by Cal-
ifornia and Market streets , west by Kearny street
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Election Precinct No. 1— Bounded by Washington
gtreet on the north, the waters of the Bay on the
east. Market street on the southeatit, California street
on the south, and Kearny street on the west.
Fourth Ward— Bounded on the north by Vallejo
street, east by Kearny street, south by Washington
street, west by Larkin street.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by Vallejo on
tha north. Kearny street on the east, Washington
street on the south, and Stockton street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 2. — Bounded by Vallejo street
on the north, Stockton street on the east, Washington
street on the south, and Taylor street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 3. — Bounded by Vallejo street
on the north, Taylor street on the e.ist, Washington
street on the south, and Larkin street on the west,
southeast, and Kearny street on the west.
Fifth Ward— Bounded on the north by California
street, southeast by Market street, west by Kearny
street.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by California
street on the north, Market street on the southeast,
and Kearny street on the west.
SrxTH Ward— Bounded on the north by Washing-
ton street, east by Kearny street, south by Pine street,
west by Larkin stx'eet.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by Washington
street on the north, Kearny street on the east, Sacra-
mento street on the south, and Larkin street on the
west.
Election Precinct No. 2. — Bounded by Sacramento
street on the north, Kearny street on the east. Pine
street on the south, and Larkin street on the west.
Seventh Ward — Bounded on the northeast by the
waters of the Bay, southeast by Harri.'^on street,
southwest by Second street, northwest by Market
street.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by Market street
on the northwest. First street on the nortlieast, Na-
toma street on the southeast, and Second street on
the southwest.
Election Precinct No. 2. — Boiinded by Natoma street
on the northwest. First street on the northrast, Har-
rison street on tlie south-east, and Second street on the
southwest.
Election Precinct No. 3. — Bounded by Market street
on the northwest, by the waters of the Bay on the
northeast, Harrison street on the southeast, and First
street on the southwest.
Eighth Ward — Bonnded on the north by Pine
street, east by Kearny street, southeast by Market
street, west by Larkin street.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by Pine street on
the north, Kearny street on the east, Sutter street on
the south, and Mason street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 2. — Bounded by Sutter street
on the north, Kearny street on the east, Geary street
on the south, and Mason street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 3. — Bounded by Geary street
on the noith, Kearny street on the east. Market street
on the southeast, and Mason street on the west.
Election Precinct No. i. — Bounded by Pine Btrcet
on the north. Mason street on the east, Geary street
on the south, and Larkin street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 5. — Bounded by Geary street
on the north, Mason street on the east, Ellis street
on the south, and Larkin street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 6.— Bounded by Ellis street
on the north, Mason street on the east. Market street
on the southeast, and Larkin street on the west.
Ninth Wauli — Bounded on the east and south by
the waters of tlic Bay, southwest by Seventh street,
northwest by Harrison street.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by Harrison
street on the northwest, by the waters of the Bay on
the east and south, and Second street on the soutb-
■west.
Election Precinct No. 2— Bounded by Harrison street
on the northwest. Second street on the northeast,
Channel street and the waters of the Bay on the south-
east, and Fourth street on the southwest.
Election Precinct No. 3 — Bounded by Harrison street
on the northwest. Fourth street on the northeast,
Channel street and the waters of the Bay on the
southeast, aud Fifth street on the southwest.
Election Precinct No. 4 — Bounded by Harrison street
on the northwest. Fifth street on the northeast, Chan-
nel stret t and the waters of the Bay on the southeast,
and Seventh street on the southwest.
Tenih Ward— Bounded on the northeast by Second
street, nuiitheant by Harrison street, southwest by
Seventh street, northwest by Market street.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by Market street
on the northwest. Second street on the northeast,
Howard street on the southeast, and Third street on
the southwest.
Election Precinct No. 2 — Bounded by Howard street
on the northwest, Second street on the northeast,
Harrison street on the southeast, and Third street on
the southwest.
Election Precinct No. 3 — Botmded by Howard street
on the northwest, Third street on the northeast, Har-
rison strett on the southeast, aud Fourth street on the
southwest.
Ele< tion Precinct No. 4— Bounded by Market street
on the northwest. Third street on the norths ast,
HowiirJ street on the southeast, and Fourth strett on
the southwest.
Electiuu Precinct No, 5 — Bounded by Market street
on the uurthwest, Fourth street on the northeast,
Howard street on the southeast, and Fifth street on
the southwest.
Election Precinct No. C— Bounded by Howard street
on the northwest. Fourth street on the northeast,
Harrison street on the southeast, and Filth street on
the southwest.
Election Precinct No. 7 — Bounded by Howard street
on the northwest, Fifth street on the northeast, Harri-
son street on the southeast, and Seventh street on the
southwest.
Election Precinct No. 8— Bounded by Market street
on the northwest. Fifth street on ^e northeast, How-
ard street on the southeast, and Seventh street on
the Botithwest.
Ei-eventh Ward — Bounded on the north by Eidley
and Market streets, east by Seventh street and
the waters of the Bay, south by the County Line,
west by the Pacific Ocean.
Election Precinct No. 1 — Bounded by Market street
on the northwest. Seventh street on the northeast,
Channel street and Mission Creek on the south, and
Eighth street on the southwest.
Election Precinct No. 2 — Botmded by Market street
on the northwest, Eighth street on the northeast.
Mission creek on the south, and Eleventh street on
the southwest.
Election Precinct No 3 — Bounded by Market street
on the northwest. Eleventh street on the northeast.
Mission Creek, from Eleventh to Sixteenth street, on
the southeast ; Sixteenth street from Mission Creek
to Dolores street on the south, and Dolores street on
the west.
Election Precinct No 4 — > Bounded by Sixteenth
street on the north, Folsoin street on the east, Twenty-
first street on the south, anel Dolores stree t on the west.
Election Precinct No .5— Bounded by Mission Creek
on the north, Khode Island street on the east, Preclta
creek from Rhode Island street to the San Bruno road
on the south. San Bruno road from Precita Creek to
Serpentine avenue on the west. Serpentine avenue
from the San Bruno road to Fol8e>m street on the
south, and Folsom street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 8— Botmded by Channel street
on the northwest, by the waters of the Bay on the
east, Precita Creek on the south, and Rhode Island
street on the west.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Election Preciuct No. 7— Boundid by Precita Creek
on the north, by the waters of the Bay en the east,
county line on the south, and the San Bruno road on
the west.
Election Precim-t No. 3— Beginning at the Intersec-
tion of the center line of Ridley street produced west-
erly with the westerly line of Stanynn street ; thence
in a southerly direction to the southeasterly comer of
the Suunyside House; thence in a .southerly direction
t> the nortlieasterly corner of tlxu Industrial School,
Tract, on the westerly side of the Old San Jose roa<i:
thence southerly along the westerly line of the Old
San Jose road to th- southerly line of the city and
county; thence west on said southerly line to the Pa-
cific Ocean ; thence northerly along said Pacific
Ocean to a pi.iat that would be intersected by the
center line of Ridley street projected westerly to said
ocean, aud thence eastoily along said pr'ijected centre
line of Ridley street to the place of beginning;.
Election I^eciiic No. 9— Beginning at the intersec-
tion of the centre line of Ridley street produced west-
erly with the westerly line of Stanyan street; thence in
an easterly direction along said projected lentre line of
Ridley street to Dolores strett: thence along Dolores
street in a southerly direction to Twenty-first street;
thence along Twenty-first street in an easterly direc-
tion toFolsom street; thence alonj; Folsoiii street in a
eouhterly direction to Serpentine avenue; thence along
Serpentine avenue in an easterly direction to the San
Bruno Road; thence along the San Bruno Road in a
southerly direction to the southerly line of the city
and county; thence along said southerly line in a
westerly dinction to the westerly line of the old San
Jose road; thence along the westerly line of the old
San Jose road in a northerly direction to the north-
easterly corner of the Industrial S. hool Tract;
thence in a northerly direction to the southeasterly
corner of the Sunnyside House, and tlience in a north-
erly direction to ti.e place of beginning.
Twelfth 'W'aiid — Bounded on the north by the
waters of the Bay, east by Larkin street, south by
Ridley and Market streets, west by the Pacific Ocean.
Election Preciuct No. 1— Beginning at the intersec-
tion of the southerly line of the Presidio Reser-
vation with the waters of the Pacific Ocean ; thence
along the waters of the sai 1 Oce;m and the waters
of the Bay of S;in Francisco northerly and easterly
to the center line' of Larkin street; thence along
Larkin street in a southerly direction to Washing-
ton street ; thence a'ong Washington street in a
westerly direction to First avenue ; thence along First
avenue in a northerly direction to the southerly line
of the Presidio Reservation ; thence along said line
in a westerly direction to the place of beginning.
Election Precinct No. '2— Bounded by Washington
street on the north, Larkin street on the east, Geary
street on the south, and Devisadero street on the west.
Election Precinct No. :i— Bounded by Geary street
on the north. Larkin street on the east, Fulton street
on the south, and Devisadero street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 4— Bounded by Fulton street
on the north, Larkin street on the east. Market street
on the southeast, Ridley street on the south, and De-
visadero street on the west.
Election Precinct No. 5— Beginning at the intersec-
tion of the southerly line of the Presidio Reservation
with the waters of the Pacific Ocean ; thence along
said line in an easterly direction to First avenue;
thence along First avenue In a southerly direction to
Washington street; thence along Washington street in
an easterly direction to Devisadero street; thence along
Devisadero street In a southerly direction to Geary
street ; thence along Geary street in a westerly direc-
tion to its Intensection with Point Lobos avenue; thence
along Point Lobos avenue and said avenue projected
In a westerly dlrertion to the waters of the Pacific
Ocean; thence along the waters of the said ocean
northerly and easterly to the point of beginning.
Election Precinct No. f — Beginning at the Intersec-
tion Of the center line of Point Lobos avenue projected
westerly, with the waters of the Pacific Ocean ; thence
along said line In an easterly direction to Point Lobos
avenue ; thence along Point Lobos avenue in sn east-
erly direction to Gearj- street ; thence along Geary
street in an easterly direction to Devisatlero street;
thence along Devisadero street in a southerly direction
to Ridley street ;then(e along Ridley ;;treetand a direct
line in a westerly direction to the watere of the Pacific
Ocean; thence along the waters of stiid ocean in s
northerly direction to the place of beginning.
Fire Department.
Board of Fire Commissioners— Wm. Ford,
President. Gordon E. Sli ss, Edward Flaherty, Ber-
nard Ordenstein Charles Field. John J. Hen-retta,
Clerk ; George W. L. Post, Messenger. Office, 23
Kearny Street
Officers of the Fire Department — David
ScHiinell, Chief Engineer; Matthew Brady, John E.
Ross, James Riley George W. Corbell, Assistant Engi-
neers; Samuel Kuiney, Superintendent of Fire En-
gines ; James Stoddart, Assistant Superintendent;
Peter Bums, Veterinary Surgeon; William N. Smith,
Corporation yard keeper ; Charles Lyons, Corporation
yard drayman ; John McCarthy and William F. Fin-
ley, hydrantmtn.
Steam Fire Bngine Companies.
Engine No. 1— Pacific between Montgomery and
Sansome. Charles Kimball, foreman.
Engine No. 2— North side Bush between Kearny
and Dupont. Jeremiah J. Kelly, foreman.
Engine No 3— South side Califomla between Leav-
enworth and Hyde. M. J. Dolan, foreman.
Engine No. 4 — West side Second between Natoma
and Howard. W. H. Miller, foreman.
Engine No. 5 — West side Stockton between Pacific
and Broadway. George W. Kennard, foreman.
Engine No. fi— East side Sixth bet Folsom and Har-
rison. W. O. T. Smith, foreman.
Engine No. 7 — North side Sixteenth between Va-
lencia and Guerrero. J. J. Skeehan, foreman.
EngineNo. 8— North side Pacific between Leaven-
worth and Jones. James Dyer, foreman.
Engine No. 'J— West side Main near Folsom. W.
H. Spencer, foreman.
Engine No. 10— North side Bryant between Third
and Fourth, J. W. Jourden, foremun.
Engine No. 11— F(uirteenth avenue near Railroad
avenue. South San Francisco. C. J. GlUen, foreman.
Hose Companies.
Hose No. 1— North side Jackson between Front and
Davis. John Cosgrove, foreman.
Hose No. 2— Post near Fillmore. Geo. K. Hohnes,
foreman.
Hose No. 3— East side Folsom near Twenty-second.
J. V. Deuniston, foreman.
Hose No. 4— East side Stockton near Greenwich.
James Dorham, foreman.
Hose No. ,■)- South side Market between Tenth and
Eleventh. James Riloy, foreman.
Hose No. C— McAllister between Webster and Bu-
chanan. I. H. Jones, foreman.
Hook and Ladder Companies.
No. 1— North side O'Farrell west of Dupont. A. C.
Imbrle, foreman.
No. 2— South side Broadway between Dupont and
Stockton. John O'Brien, foreman.
No. 3 — South side Market between Tenth and
Eleventh.
Corporation Yard— Sacramento between Drumm
and East.
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Locatioii of Sij^iial Boxes.
S. W. corner Stocktou and Francisco.
S. W. corner Mason and Lombard.
S. R. corner Stockton and Greenwich.
N. W. comer Sauaome and Greenwich.
N. E. corner Battery and Union.
S. E. corner Jlontgumery and Green.
S. E. corner Kearny and Union.
S. W. corner Powell and Union.
N. E. corner Dupont and Vallejo.
N. W. corner Calil'oniia and Keamy.
S. W. corner Front and Broadway.
S. W. corner Stockton and Broadway.
S. W. corner Clay and East.
N. W. corner Mason and Pacific.
■N. E. comer Kearny and Pacific.
S. TV. corner Sansome and Jackson.
N. E. corner Davis and Washington.
•City Hall.
S. E. corner Taylor and Clay.
S. E. corner Clay and Powell.
N. W. coruer Washington and Dupont.
N. E. coruer Clay and Battery.
N. W. coruer Montgofnery and Commercial.
■S. W. corner Pine and Dupont.
N. W. corner Stockton and California.
S. W. coruer Sansome aud Halleck.
S. W. corner California and Drumm.
S. W. corner Mission and Steuart.
S. E. corner Montgomery and Pine.
-N. W. comer Folsom and Steuart.
N. W. comer Battei-y and Bush.
S. W. corner Market and Second.
■N. W. corner Howard and Spear.
■N. W. corner Sutter and Jones.
■S. E. corner Geary and Mason.
■O'Farrell, near Dui^ont.
•N. W. corner O'Farrell and Jones.
■S. W. corner Kearny and Sutter.
■S. W. comer Market and Powell.
•N. E. corner Market and Kearny.
•N. W. comer Stockton and Sutter.
■>'. W. comer Folsom and Beale.
-S. W. corner Mission and Fremont.
■N. side King bet Second and Third.
•Engine house No. 4, Second, near Howard.
•North side of Bryant west of First.
•N. W. comer Brannan and Second.
•N. W. comer Folsom and First.
•P. M. S. S. Co.'s wharf, foot of First.
-S. W. coruer Howard and Third.
•S. W. comer Mission and Fourth.
-N. E. coruer Harrison aud Fourth.
-S. W. comer Howard and Filth.
-S. W. comer Mission and Sixth.
-N. E. comer Harrison and Hawthorne.
-N. E. comer Brannan and Fourth.
•S. W. corner Bryant and Third.
-S. W. corner Mission aud Eleventh.
-S. E. corner Mission and Thirteenth.
•S. E. corner Howard aud Eighth.
-Engine house No. 7, Sixteenth.
-S. W. corner Jones and McAllister.
-S. W. comer Market aud Hayes.
-N. E. corner Folsom and Ninth.
-N. W. corner Folsom and Twelfth.
-S. E. corner Franklin and Hayes.
-N. E. corner Fulton and Gough.
-N. E. coruer Octavia and Oak.
-Junction Valencia and Market.
-N. E. comer Laguna and Hayes.
-N. E. comer Hyde and Turk.
-N. E. coruer Franklin and Turk.
-N. E. corner Jones and Turk.
-S. E. corner Polk and Ellis.
-N. E. comer Market aud Taylor.
-S. E. comer Hyde aud Union.
-Pioneer Woolen Mill.i, Black Point.
-N. W. comer Filbert and Jones.
-S. E. corner Hyde and Washington.
-S. E. comer Broadway and Polk.
-S. E. comer Sacramento and Leavenworth.
-N. W. corner Pacific and Leavenworth.
-S. W. corner Pine aud Mason.
-S. E. corner Bush and Hyde.
135— S. W. corner Bush and Polk.
136 — N. E. comer Post aud Van Ness avenue.
137— N. W. corner Post aud Larkin.
138 — N. W. comer California and Larkin.
•139-S. E. comer O'Farrell and Hyde.
142 — N. E. comer VaUncia and Twentieth.
143— N. E. comer Mission aud Twenty-second.
145 — N. W. corner Folsom and Twenty-second.
146— S. W. coruer Folsom and Sixteenth.
147 — N. E. corner Howard and Twentieth.
14S — N. E. comer Jlission and Sixteenth.
149 — S. W. comer Folsom and Eighteenth.
152 — N. W. coruer Braunan and Eighth.
153 — N. W. comer Harrison and Seventh.
154 — N. W. corner Bryant and Sixth.
•156-N. E. comer Fourth and Berry.
*157-South side Folsom, east of Fourth
158— South side Folsom, east of Fifth.
159— Engine house No. 6, Sixth, near Folsom.
162 — S. E. coruer Pacific and Franklin.
163— N. E. corner Sacramento and Franklin.
164— S. E. comer Clay and Polk.
172 — N. E. corner McAllister and Buchanan.
173 — S. W. corner Ellis aud Buchanan.
174 — N. E. corner Turk and Fillmore.
175 — S. W. corner Grove and Webster.
*182-S. E. corner Fourth and Townsend.
183 — S. E. coiner Mission and Eighth.
*192-N. W. corner California and Front.
213— S. W. corner Bftsh and Buchanan.
214— N. E. coiner Bush and Steiner.
215 — S. E. comer Washington and Webster.
216 — S. E. corner Sacramento and Fillmore.
217 — S. E. corner Bush and Devisadero.
218 — N. E. corner Post and Fillmore.
219 — S. E. coruer Filbert and Fillmore.
231 — S. E. corner Howard and Twenty-fourth.
234 — N. W. comer Harrison imd Twenty-fourth.
235 — City and County Hospital.
236 — N. E. corner Mission and Twenty-sixth.
2.37 — S. E corner Twfuty-second and Dolores.
238— N. E. coruer Santa Clara and Potrero avenue.
241 — S. E. corner Gough and Bush
253— S. E. corner Clay and Pierce.
24.5 — S. W. corner Geary and Steiner.
246 — S. E. corner Geary and Devisadero.
247— N. W. corner Turk and Scott.
254 — N. E. corner Union and Pierce.
Those marked with a * are automatic boxes
Underwriters' Fire Patrol— R.White, capt^n.
J. F. O. Comstock, lieutenant; J. P. Wyckoff, W. R.
Middleton, K. Caverlv, W. H. Thomas, C. M. Jones,
C. Alber, J. Littlefieid, H. L. Middleton, W. Crily,
T. Dornin, patrolmen. Office, southwest comer Stev-
enson and Ecker.
Cisterns.
ynmbcr and Lnralion — in Oood Order.
Location. Capacitt.
Gallons.
..Dupont aud Bush streets, crossings 29,000
. .Dupont and California sts, crossings 30,000
. .Dupont and Washington sts, crossings.. 35,000
. .Dupont and Pacific sts, crossings 28,275
, . .Dupont aud Broadway sts, crossings 35,000
..Dupont and Vallejo sts, crossings 30,000
. .Dupont aud Green sts, crossings 32,000
..Dupont aud Union sts, crossings 20,000
, . .Dupout and Greenwich sts, crossings . . . 32,000
, . .Kearny and Post sts, crossings 30,000
. . .Kearny aud Bush sts, crossings 27,000
, . .Kearny and California sts, crossings 20,000
, . .Kearny aud Sacramento sts, crossings. . . 18,0«X)
, . .Kearny and ^Merchant sts, crossings :W,0O0
, . Montgomery and Bush sts, crossings 21,5.'W
, . .Moutgomery and Cal'nla sts, crossings. . 32,(X>0
...Montgomery aud Com'l sts, crossings. .. 32,(X)0
, . .Montgomery aud Wasli'n sts, crossings. . 30,000
..Montgomery aud Pacific sts, crossings.. 3ii,iK)0
, . .Sansome and Bush sts, crossings 25,0:X)
..Sansome aud Parirtc sts, crossings 30,000
..Battery and Bush sts, crossings 30,000
...Davis and California sts, crossings 40,000
, . .Stockton and Pacific sts, crossings 25,000
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
25 StockUn and Broadway Bts, crossings. . . 20,000
26 Stockton and Vallejo st«, crossingB 20,0(K3
27 Stockton and 'ireen sts, crossings 21,000
28.. . .fettickton and Union sts, crossings 30,000
29 Powell and Ellis sts, crossings 25,000
30 Powell and Washington st-*, crossings. . . IIO.OOO
31 Powell and Jackson sts, crossings 30,000
32 Powell and Pacific sts, crossings 30,000
33 Powell and Broadway sts, crossings 14,728
34 Powell and Green sts, crossings 16,315
35 Powell and Filbert sts, crossings 20,0(K)
36 Taylor and Clay sts, crossiugs 45,000
37 Jones and Jackson sts, crossings 100,000
38 Broadway and Ohio sts, crossings 40,000
39. . . .First and Folsom sts, crossings 29,000
40 First and Harrison sts, crossings 100,000
41.... Second and Folsom sts, crossings 51,000
42... .Stevenson and Ecker sts, crossings 27,0O(J
43 Sixteenth and {"olsom sts. crossings 100,000
44. . . .Sixteenth and Mission sts, crossings. . . . 27,000
45. .. .Sixteenth and Dolores sts, crossings 42,000
46. . . .Nineteenth and Folsom sts, crossings. . .100,000
47 Nineteenth and Howard sts, crossings . .100,000
48. . . .Nineteenth and Guerrero sts, crossings.. 100, 000
49 Xwenty-2d and Shotwell sts, crossings. 100,000
RECAPITULATION.
Total capacity of Cisterns 1,899,856 gallons.
Total number of Cisterns 49.
State Government.
A general election for State officers is held every
four years, the next election occurring in Septem-
ber, 1879.
Governor — 'William Irwin.
Lieutenant Governor — James A. JobnBon.
Secretary of State— Thomas Beck.
State Controller— W.B. C. Brown.
State Treasurer — Jose G. Estudillo.
Attorney General — Jo. Hamilton.
Surveyor General— William Minis.
Superintendent of Public Instruction— Ezra S. Carr.
State Superintendent of Printing— Frank P. Thomp-
son.
Adjutant General— P. F. Walsh.
Board of Capitol Commissioners — Gov. William Ir-
win, Secretary of State Thomas Beck, Attorney Gen-
eral Jo. Hamilton.
Board of Exaininers-Gov. ' William Irwin, Secre-
tary of State Thomas Beck, Attorney General Jo.
Hamilton.
Board of Fish Commissioners- B. B. Redding, S. K.
Throckmorton, J. D. Farwell.
Board of Harbor Commissioners— William Blanding,
A. M. Bums, Bnice B. Lee. John A. McClelland, Sec-
etary. T. J. Arnold, Chief Engineer. Office, 10 Cal-
ifornia.
Board of Military Auditors— Gov. William Irwin,
Adjutant-General P. F. Walsh and Attorney-General
Jo Hamilton.
Board of Pilot CommisBloners- William Galloway,
Thomas Badger and James Gallup. Office, 34 Mer-
chants' Exchange.
Board of Port Wardens- Archie Harloe, Charles
Wilson, Joseph Austin and W. B. Norman. John P.
Jourdan, secretary. Office, 525 Front street, room 12.
Commissioner of Immigration — Thomas C. Van
Ness. Office, ;)2r>k' Montgomery street.
Conimisploners of Transportation- Appointed by
the Governor May, 15, 1876, for the term of two years.
John T. Doyle and Isaac W. Smith, San Francisco;
George Stoneman, Los Angeles.
Deaf. Dumb and Blind Asylum (Berkeley)— Warring
Wilkinson, Principal. J. Mora Moss, Oakland; U. H.
Haight, Alameda; E. J. Crane and D. 1). Sliattuck,
San Francisco, Directors. D. D. Shattuck, Secretary
and Treasurer.v
Inspector of Gas Meters — Henry George. Office,
531 Mission street.
Insurance Commissioner- J. W. Foard. Office, 401
California street, room 6.
Insane Asylum (Stockton)— Board of Directors, O.
Harvey. M.D. (President). Donald McLennan, Robert
Watt, Col. Caleb Dorsey, F. T. Baldwin; William B.
Austin, Treasurer; G. A. Shurtlcff, M.D., Medical
Superintendent; W. T.Brown, M.D., W. R. Langdon,
M.D., Assistant Physicians.
Insane Asylum (Napa) — Board of Trustees: F. E.
Johnston (President), A. G. Boggs, Peter Van
Bever, John Boggs, George C. Perkins, George W.
Gift, Secretary and Treasurer; E. T. Wilklns, M.D.,
Resident Physician; L. F. Dozier. M.D., Assistant
Physician; J. B. Stevens, Private Secretary.
Orphan Asylum Commissioners — Gov. William
Irwin, Secretary of State Thomas Beck and Attorney
General Jo Hamilton.
Quarantine Officer— P. H. Humphrey. Office, 324
Washingtou street.
State Boards of Medical Examiners— Allopathic: Dr.
James Simpson, San Francisco (President); Dr. C.
M. Bates, Sau Francisco; Dr. H. P. Babcock, Oak-
land: Dr. Clinton Cushing, Oakland; Dr. H.8. Orme,
Los Angeles; Dr. J. F. Orme, Sacramento, and Dr.
Luke Robinson, Colusa; Dr. William A. Qrover, San
Francisco, Secretary.
Homoeopathic: Dr. J. H. Floto, San Francisco,
(President) ; Drs. J. Murray Moore, M. J. Werder,
and E. J. Eraser, San Franci'co; Dr. J. K. Clark,
San Rafael: Dr. E. S. Breyfogle. San Jose; Dr. W. N.
Griswold, San Francisco, Secretary.
Eclectic : Dr. M. R. Tewksbury, San Francisco
(President) ; Drs. M. T. Claytt>u, F. C. Cook, San
Francisco; Dr. J. W. Webl), Oakland; J. P. Backesto,
San Jose; Dr. C. C. Mason, Chico; Dr. McRae, San
Francisco, Secretary.
State Board of Agriculture — R. S. Gary (President) ,
Robert Beck (Secretary) , L.C. Upson (Treasurer), J.J.
Green, Charles Green, .\lbert Hamilton, M. D. Boruck,
Frederick t'ox, Maison Biggs, L. VV. Shippie, T. L.
Chambi rlain and E. B. Mott jr.
State Land Commissioners — Appointed by the Gov-
ernor May 29, 1876, for one year. H. F. Crane and
James T. Fay, San Francisco; John C. Ball. Wood-
land
State Board of Pharmacy— John Calvert (president) ,
W. T. Wenzell (secretary), James H. Widber, A. F.
Colman, Max Tschirner.
State Board of Education- Governor Willi&na Irwin
(president) Ezra S. Carr (secretary) „Prof. "Charles H.
Allen, H. N. Bolander. A. C. McMeans, E. Rousseau,
F. L. Landis, 8. G. S. Dunbar, W. B. F. Lynch.
State Board of Examination — Ezra S. Carr (preei-
dent). Miss Mary J. Watson, Prof. Charles H. Allen,
John Swett, Mrs. Mary E. Michener.
State Boartl of Health— Henry Gibbons, M.D., San
Francisco (president) , James S. Cameron, M.D.,Red
Blulf; F. W. Todd, M.D., Stockton; A. B. Stout,
M. D., San Francisco ; Luke Robinson, M.D., Colusa ;
James F. Montgomery, M. D., Sacramento; F. W.
Hatch, M. D., secretary.
State Board of Equaliiation — Governor William
Irwin, Controller W. B. C. Brown, Attorney-General
Jo. Hamilton, Smith Brown of Napa, A. P. Catlin of
Sacramento.
State Normal School, San Jose- Charles 8. Allen'
principal ; Governor William Irwin, Ezra S. Carr, C.
T. Ryland. T. E. Beans, James Denman, Benjamin
Cory and B. Bryant, trustees.
State Land Office, Sacramento— Surveyor-General
William Minis, register.
State Prison, San Qucntin — Lieutenant-Governor
James A. Johnson, warden; Governor William Irwin,
Lieiitenant-(;overuor James A. Johnson, and Secre-
tary of State Thomas Beck, directors.
Sealer of Weights and Measures— Secretary of Stat©
Thomas Beck.
FEDERAL OFFICES.
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IJni'versity of Callforiila.
Regents, ex-officio — Cloveruor William Irwin, presi-
dent (ex-officio) ; Lieuteniiut Governor J. A. Johnson,
G. J. Carpenterof Pla.^erville, EzraS. Carr, R. S. Gary,
of Sacramento, A. S. HalliUie of San Francisco, John
Le Conte of Berkeley.
Appointed Regents— Rev. H. Steblnns, D. D., of
San Francisco, Lawrence Ardur of San Jose, J. West
Martin, Samuel B. McKee, of Oakland, John F. Swift,
Joseph W. Winans of San Francisco, J. Mora Moss of
Oakland, J. M. Hamilton of Gnenoc, D. O. Mills of
Millbrae, William Meek of San Leandro, Frank M.
Pixley, Wm. T. Wallace and Eugene Casserly of San
Francisco.
Honorary Regents— John S. Hager, A. J. Bowie, of
San Francisco, John B. Felton of Oakland.
EXECUTIVE 0FFICEB8.
President of the University.— John Le Conte. Ad-
dress, Oakland post office; office, Berkeley.
Advisory Committee — Regents Stebbins, Martin,
Moss and Hager.
Treasurer — D. O. Mills.
Dean of the Academic Senate — Martin Kellogg.
Chief of Military Instruction— W. T. Welcker.
Secretary and Superintendent of the Grounds —
Robert E. C. Stearns. Address, Oakland ; office,
Berkeley.
Assistant Secretary— J. Ham. Harris.
ACADEMIC SENATE.
John Le Conte, M.D., President and Professor of
Physics.
William Ashburner, Honorary Professor of Mining.
George Woodbury Bunnell, A. M., Professor of
Greek Language and Literature.
George Davidson, A. M., Honorary Professor of
Geodesy and Astronomj".
Stephen J. Field, LL. D., Honorary Professor of
Law.
Frederick G. Hesse, Professor of Mechanical En-
gineering.
Eugene W. Hilgard, Ph. D., Professor of Agricul-
ture, Agricultural Chemistry, General and Economic
Botany.
Martin Kellogg, A. M., Dean and Professor of
Latin Language and Literature.
Joseph Le Conte, M, D., Professor of Geology and
Natural History.
Bernard Moses, Pb. D., Professor of History and
Political Economy.
Paul Pivda, Professor of ^fodern Languages.
Willard B. Rising, Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Edward R. Sill, \. M., Professor of English Lan-
gnage and Literature.
Frank Soule, jr. (U. S. Military Academy) Pro-
fessor of Civil Engineering and Astronomy.
William T. Welcker (U. S. Military Academy) Pro-
fe»sor of Mathematics.
George F. Becker, A. B., Ph. D., Instructor in Min-
ing and Metallurgy'.
John W. Bice, Ph. B., Instructor in Civil Engineer-
ing.
Samuel B. Christy, Ph. B., Instructor in Chemistry.
George C. Edwards, Ph. B., Instructor in Mathe-
matics, and Commandant of Cadets.
Charles F. Gompertz, ludtructor in Spanish.
Leander L. Hawkins, Ph. B., Instructor in Mathe-
matics and Surveying.
John D. Hotfnianu, Instructor in Mechanical and
other branches of Instrumental Drawing.
A. Wendell Jackson, Ph. B., Instructor in Miner-
alogy.
Henry B. Jones, Assistant Instructor in French and
German.
Wm. Carey Jones, A. B., Recorder to the Faculty.
Edward A. Parker, Ph. B., Instractor in Physics
and Mechanici.
James M. Phillips, A. B., Instructor in Hebrew,
Chaldaic and Syriac.
Albin Putzker, Instnictor in Oennan.
Joseph C. Rowell, A. B., Librarian.
E. H. Sears, A. B., Instructor in Latin and Greek.
F. Slate, jr., S. B., Instructor In Chemistry.
John M. Stillman, Ph. B., Instructor in Chemistry.
Frank S. Siitton, Ph. B., Assistant in Agricultural
Chemistry.
Graduate Assistants — Fred. L. Button, Ph. B.,
Mathematics ; J. B. Clarke, Mathematics ; David
Cumming, Ph. B., Mathematics; Benj. P. Wall, Ph.
B., Engli.sh.
John Ellis, Gardener.
Abel Whittou, Manager University Press.
Charles Butters, Telegraphic Operator.
Janitors— John Scannel. North Hall; John Hart,
South Hall.
Federal Offices.
Post Office.
Northwest corner Washington and Battery etreets.
Postmaster, James Coev; Deputy Postmaster, W. C.
Dougherty; Cashier, Thomas W. Scott; Chief Mail-
ing Clerk, E. C. Palmer ; Chief Register Clerk, M. G.
Sawyer ; Chief Money Order Clerk, A. Jackson ; Chief
Clerk Night Force, A. M. Brooks ; Superintendent
Letter Carriers, P. P. Hoin.
Ratlivay Mall Service.
Superintendent, Isaac A. Amerman ; Chief Head
Clerk, James C. Coolidge ; Head Office Clerk, Perly
R. Downer. Office, 60U Montgomery, room 38.
CITY STATIONS.
station A. 1305 Polk; Mrs. J. B, Lloyd, Superin-
tendent. I
Station B, corner Market and Seventh ; H. W.
Forbes, Superintendent.
Station C, corner Mission and Twentieth; Miss E.
J. Nicholl, Superintendent.
Hours at Stations are the same as at general office.
OFFICE HOCKS.
For delivery of letters. 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. For deliv-
ery of letters ou Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m. Stamp win-
dow is open from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Stamp window is
open Sundays from 9 to 10 a. m. Money order office
is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Registered letter de-
partment from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
Custom House.
Location, northwest corner of Washington and Bat-
tery streets. Open daily from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
collectors' OFFICE.
Thomas B. Shannon, collector, L. M. Kellogg and
E. Burke, deputy collectors; J. Frank Miller, auditor;
Charles C. Leavitt, adjuster of duties; H. Clay Miller,
cashier; Edward B. Jerome, secretary to collector;
J. L. Van Reynegom, assistant cashier ; F. McCarthy,
impost bookkeeper; C. C. Redingtou, N. G. Siebe and
R. F. Clark, entry clerks; W. H. Coombs, clerk and
assistant auditor ; T. H. Craig, entry and clearance
clerk; J. A. Perkins, statistical clerk; W. J. Clay,
registry and enrolling clerk ; W. F. Thomas, bond
and recording clerk; L. .\. La Grange, permit clerk;
W. A. Darling, invoice recording clerk; W. R. Slicer,
assistant impost bookkeeper; Charles E. Clayes, as-
sistant statistical clerk; J. T. Watson, <!xaminer
gangers' returns; D. Harris, examiner weigher's
returns; W H. Hussey, and A. W. Baker, abstrait
clerks. C. W. Cloyes, G.H. Ferrer, liquidating clerks;
J. A. Sampson, fee clerks; It. D. Lennox, liciuidating
and fee clerk; P. G. Wood, stationery clerk ; Milton
Moirison, deputy collector, Vallejo ; John A. Watson,
deputy collector, Eureka.
WAREHOUSE UIVLSION.
James H. McNabb, deputy collector and store-
keeper; W. E. Lnnib, warehouse and withdrawal clerk;
Barlow Dyer, bon>l clerk; George Harrington, store
bookkeeper; J. M. Creed, receiving and delivery
clerk: H. Hoeber, inspector and measurer of vessels;
L. Whitmore. female inspector; George W. Towle,
captain night Inspi'ctors; Thomas Rodgers and J.
Buckley, lieutenant night inspectors.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
APPRAISER 8 DEPAKTMBNT.
J. G. Moore, George W. Dent, appraiserB ; F. Lux,
H. Z. Wheeler, axBiBtaut appraiserB ; N. B. Hoyt, G.
McDonald, T. F. Jerome, examiners; Charles Burrill,
examiner of drugs ; T. O. Lewis, clerk.
subveygr's office.
Giles H. Gray, surveyor ; F. B. Sharpe, J. C. Sar-
gent, deputies.
NAVAL OFFICE.
E. G. Walte, naval oflBcer ; Walter Meade, deputy
naval officer ; Daniel Gorham, cashier.
Mint.
Location, northwest corner Mission and Fifth. O.
H. La Grange, superintendent.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT.
Frank W. Gross, chief clerk: Horace Beach, cashier;
George Parrj-, computing clerk; A. E. Boray, abstract
clerk ; Hugh Chalmers, receipt clerk.
ASSAYER'S DEPARTMENT.
O. D. Muneon, assayer; H. H. Lawrence, first assist-
ant assayer ; C. H. Sherman, second assi-stant assayer.
MELTER AND REFINER'S DEPARTMENT.
Martin Alexander, melter and refiner ; T. B, Mc-
Cauley, assistant melter and refiner.
COINEB's DEPARTMENT.
F. X. Cicott, coiner; M. K. Cady jr., assistant
coiuer.
Internal Revenue Office.
U. S. Court Building. William Higby, collector;
Halsey F. Cooper, John E. Young, H. B. Mayhew, A.
F. .\dams, William A. Da\-ies, H. A. Hibaril, James
S. Davis, W. H. Davis, George W. Rylcy, deyuty col-
lectors; John E. Davis, Abram Shear, T.J. Blakerey,
John P. Skelton, Frank Laumeister, clerks; E. N.
Stnait, Charles E.Neidham, H. E. Hall. L. H. Murch,
James Winters, F. M. Cooley, W. H. Hubbard, C. W.
Miller, gangers; Isaac Eddy, F. M, Rice. Joseph Wal-
lace, Stephen H. Reno, Charles E. Holt, Charles A.
Morrill, Alexander C. Beritzhoff, storekeeners.
Sigfnal Ser»'lce.
Office 42 Merchants' Exchange. S. W. Beall, Ob-
server.
Sub-Treasury.
Office, 428 Montgomery. William Sherman, assist-
ant treasurer; F. G. liomemann, cashier; Edward St.
John Bellows, bookkeeper; T. B. Clarke, stamp clerk;
L. A.Boynton, assistant cashier; O. G. Osborne, C. S.
Swasey, clerks; J. Windrow, H. S. Tucker, L. J. Ro-
land and T. M. Watson, watchmen.
Pension Agency,
Office, .321 Washington. T. R. Moseley U. S. Pen-
siou Agent. *
Land Office.
Office 50r. Jackson street. William R. Wheaton,
Register; Charles H. Chamberlain, Receiver; Duncan
McNee, Ckrk.
Slarshal.
Room 4, U. S. Court Building. Edwin P. Marsellus,
r. S. Marshal; George F. Worth, Charles H. Mead,
Benjamin J. Ackerman, Henry Fiunegass, Horace
Bacon, Charles H. Peterson, E. F. Bean, Deputy U. S.
Marshals.
Public Buildingfg (Constmction).
Samuel McCullough. Superintedent of Construction.
Office, north side Washington between Sausome and
Battery.
17. S. Cominisalonei 8.
Office V. S. Court Building. L. 8. B. Sawyer, Joseph
F. OBierne, S. Hoffman, .\. D. Greenwotid, David
F. Lyon, Henry F. Larduer.
Special A|;ent8 U. S. X^easni-j-.
S. D. Mills, E. Goddard, William Gouverneur Mor-
ris. Office in Custom House Building.
Registrar* in Bankruptcy.
Samuel J. Clark, jr.. '2.5 U. S. Court Building ; J. M.
Gitchell, 63G Clay, room 10.
Shipping; Conimiiiisioners.
J. D. Stevenson, U. S. Shipping Commissioner; A. S.
Barnes, J. S. Dudley, John Duff, Qpputy Commission-
ers. Office 118 Jackson. Branch office at P. M. S. S.
Co. '8 Dock ; B. G. Barney, Deputy U. S. Commis-
missioner.
Inspectors of Steam Vessels.
C. C. Bemis, Supervising Inspector; J. H. Free-
man, Inspector of Hulls; James Hill man. Inspector
of Boilers. Office 11 U. S. Court Building.
Attorney.
John M. Coghlan ; office, 7 V. S. Court Building.
X. P. Van Duzer and Philip Teare, Assistant Attor-
neys; office, G U. S. Court Building. Thomas M.
Jewett, Clerk.
Surveyor General.
H. G. Rollins, Surveyor-General; J. A. Robinson,
chief clerk ; J. H. Wildes, chief draughtsman : C.
Bielawski, R. Gibbous, Alfred Bannister, J. H. Von
Schmidt, J. T. Fiala, draughtsmen ; S. N. Bliven,
clerk of acc<iuntR: E. D. Kuight, Theodore Reichert,
Ellis Edwards, F. D. Ciprico, Mrs. H. T. Blanchard,
Mrs. F. J. Page, Sallie E. Hopmer, field note clerks ; J.
K. Carter, ranch clerk; George Chambers, messenger;
R. C. Hopkins, keeper of archives. Office, 30*5 Pine.
Coast Sur»-ey — Western Coast Division.
Prof. George Davidson, assistant in charge; sub-
office, San Francisco, Assistants, AugustusF.Rodgers,
Cleveland Rockwell, Louis A. Sengteller, Gershon
Bradford and William Eimbeck, San Francisco. As-
sistants W. E. Greenwell, Stehman Forney, sub-
Assistant O. H. Tittnian, Santa Barbara; Assistant A.
W. Chase, Santa Monica; .•Vssistants James S. Law-
son, J. J. Gilbert, Olympia, W. T. ; Draughtsman
George Farquhar, San Francisco ; Aids E. F. Dickens.
T. J. Lowr>-. T. P. Woodward, George H. Wilson. San
Francisco; F. Westdahl, Fred. A. Lawson, Olympia;
D. B. Wainwright, Santa Barbara. Office, 214 Stock-
ton street.
Iii^btlionse Service.
INSPECTOR OF LIGHTS, TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Office, 204 Montgomery street, room .'>. S. Casey jr.,
commander U. S. Navy, inspector; C. H. Thompson,
clerk ; John Oram, messenger; George Di Earts, master
U. S. Navy lighthouse tender Shubrick ; Rogers,
firstmate;J. H. Pierce, second mate; William Cook
sr., chief engineer; Wm. Scott, first assistant.
ENGINEER OF LIGHTS, TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Office, 120 Sutter, room 29. R. S. Williamson, Col.
Engineer Corps U. S. Army, engineer; J. T. Best,
clerk; J. O. Brown, messenger; C. R. Guthlel.
draughtsman.
Alcatraz Island— I. A. F. McFarland, keeper; John
Riley, first assistant.
Point Bonita.— J. B.Brown, keeper; G. H. Howard,
first assistant : Con. Muri>hy, second assistant ; C. V.
Bingham, third assistant.
Fort Poi.nt.— John T. Huie, keeper ; Sophie Huie,
assistant.
Farkallones.— E. R. Barnum keeper; Wm. Wind-
sor, first assistant : 0. T. Kildanl, second assistant.
Humboldt— Thomas J. Winship, keeper; George
Sonnichsen, first assistant; W. J. Ross, second assist-
ant.
Crescent Cm. — John H. Jeffrey, keeper.
Santa Barbara— Julia F. Williams, keeper.
Point Concepcios— T. L. Perry, keeper ; J.Perry,
first assistant; James Young, second assistant ; Daniel
COURTS.
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Carpenter, third assistant.
Ano Nukvo— Thomas Owens, keeper; M. M. Gor-
man, first assistant.
Make Island — Theresa C. Watson, keeper.
East Brothers— S. M. Farren, keeper ; J.Cowley,
first assistant ; Patrick Moran, second assistant.
Point Firman— Mary Smith, keeper ; Ella T. Smith,
I first assistant.
HcENKME — Sam'l Ensign, keeijer ; Benjamin Kortz,
first assistant.
I PiEDUAS Blancas — S. H. Morse, keeper ; John
Glanz, first assistunt ; E. H. Lee, second assistant.
Goat Island— H^D. Tuttle, keeper; H. Holzhuter,
first assistant ; John Manning, second assistant.
Point Pinos— A. L. Luce, keeper ; Geo. F. Bodfish,
first nssist:'nt.
Point Lomo— R, D, Israel, keciDer ; J. S. Craig, first
assistant.
Mendocino — A. P. Marble, keeper; L. V. Thorn-
kyke, second assistant.
Santa Cruz — A. \. Heacox, keeper.
Point Arena — W. P. Perry, keeper ; John McArthy,
first assistant : W. C. Price, second assistant ; N. Van
Wagner, second assistant.
Point Keyes— I. B. Parke, keeper ; William Grieves,
first assistant ; George N. Shaw, .•second assistant.
Pigeon Point — Ed. Leedham, keeper ; J. Monro,
first assistant : Charles P. Patterson, second assistant.
Point Montara — H. T. Holbrook, keeper ; Melvin
Giles, asssstant.
Trinidad — J. Kiler, keeper.
Foreign Consuls.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC— Charles Baum, consul,
510 Battery.
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE— G. Muecke, con-
Bul, 109 California.
BELGIUM — Salvador Morhange, consul general ;
Emil Grisar, consul, corner Fifth and Townsend.
BOLIVIA — F. Herrera, consul, 12-13 Stevenson
Building.
BRAZIL— W. Darley Bentley, vice-consul, 309 Cal-
ifornia.
CHILI — Francisco Casanueva 2nd, consul general,
27 U. S. Court Building.
COLOMBIA— J. D. Guarin, consul, 38 U. S. Court
Building.
COSTA RICA— J. M. Tinoco, consul, 323 Front,
venson Building. ■
DENMARK— N. Sonnichsen, consul, SI,"; California.
ECUADOR— F. Herrera, acting consul, 12-13 Ste-
FRANCE— Antoine Forest, consul, NW cor Kearny
and Wasliington.
GERMAN EMPIRE— Adolph Rosenthal, consul,
321 Battery.
GREAT BRITAIN— W. Lane Booker, consul;
Charles Mason, vice-consul, 319 California.
GREECE— E. V. Sutter, consul, 513 Montgomery.
GUATEMALA— Leslie C. Hanks, consul general, 109
California, room 10.
HAW .MIAN ISLANDS— H. W. Severance, consul,
405 Front, room 8.
ITALY— Diego Barrells, coubuI, 525 Front.
JAPAN— Kentaro Ganagiya, consul, 703 Market.
MEXICO— M. G. Pritchard, consul, 38 U. S. Court
Building.
NICARAGUA— F. Herrera, consul general, 12-13
Stevenson Building.
PERU — Frederico de la Fuente i Subirat, consul
general, 320 Sansonie ; J. W. Grace, consul, 40 Cali-
lomla.
PORTUGAL — F. Berton, consul, southwest comer
Clay and Leidesdorff.
RUSSIA— W. Weletsky, consul general, 33 South
Park.
SALVADOR— Nicolas Gaxlola, consul, 320 Sansome.
SPAIN— Camilo Martin, consul, 424 California.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY— August Bcrggren, con-
Bill, 406 Montgomery.
SWITZERLAND— F. Berton, consul, southwest cor-
ner Clay and Leidesdorff; Antoine Borel, vice-consul,
northwest corner Clay and Montgomery.
THE NETHERLANDS— James de Fremery, consul,
710 Sansome.
TURKEY— G. W.Gibbs, consul, 33 Fremont.
The Courts.
United States Supreme Court— Morrison R.
Waite of Ohio, Chief Justice ; Nathan Clifford of
Maine, Samuel F. Miller of Iowa, Stephen J. Field of [
California, Joseph P. Bradley of New Jersey, Noah
H. Swayne of Ohio, David Davis of Illinois, William
Strong of Pennsylvania, Ward Hunt of New York,
Associate Justices ; Alphonzo Taft, Attorney General ;
Samuel Field Phillips, Solicitor General ; David
Wesley Middleton, Clerk ; William T. Otto, Reporter.
United States Circuit Court — Stephen J.
Field, Presiding Justice ; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit
Judge, Ninth District; Ogden Hoffman, District Judge;
L. S. B. Sawyer. Clerk and United States Commission-
er; Joseph F.O'Beirne, Deputy Clerk and Ignited Stats
Commissioner, Terms of Court, first Monday in Feb-
ruary; second Monday in July, and fourth Monday iu
November. Chambers, D. S. Court Building.
United States District Court— Ogden Hoff-
man, Judge ; S. Hnttman, Clerk and United States
Commissioner; J. M. Gitchell and S. J. Clarke jr.,
Registrars in Bankruptcy. Terrtis of Court, first Mon-
day in April, second Monday in August, and first
Monday in December. Chambers, U. S. Court Build-
ing.
Supreme Court of the State of Califor-
nia—William T.Wallace, Chief Justice; Joseph B.
Crockett, Augustus L. Rhodes, Addison C. Niles and
E. w! McKinstry, Associate Justices ; Jo. Hamilton,
Attorney General; Charles A. Tuttle, Reporter ; D.B.
Woolf , Clerk ; John P. Poole, Deputy Clerk, Sacra-
mento ; H. P. Bush, Deputy Clerk, San Francisco ;
Charles A. Sumner, Phonographic Reporter; Carl C.
Fiuckler, Secretary anil i:.ibrarian ; Thomas F. O'Con-
nor, Bailiff. Terms of Court coinmence on the second
Monday of January and July at San Francisco, and
on the second Monday of April and October at Sac-
ramento. Rooms, 640 Clay street.
District Courts. #
TliiAl District— Samuel B. McKee. Judge ; Thos.
Macaulev, Court-nom Clerk ; Colin :M. Boyd. Register
Clerk; J.' F. Meagher. Court-room Sheriff: J. P. Mlioon,
Court Commissioner ; Samuel A. Osbourne, Official
Reporter. Terms of Court, third Mondays iu April,
August and December. Rooms, 27 Post Street.
Fourth District— Robert F. Morrison, Judge ;
John F. Boden, Court -room Clerk ; .lames D. Buggies,
Register Clerk; E. H. Moutell, Court-room Sheriff:
Charles Halsev, Court Commissioner; E. S. Beldeu,
Official Reporter. Terms of Court, tirst Mondays in
February, May, August and Novenjber. Rooms, 9-10
City Hall.
Twelfth District — William P. Daingerfleld,
Jvidge; Samuel P. Carusi, Court -room Clerk; William
W. Greenhood, Courtroom Sherill'; Charles E. Gibbs,
Cowt C<)niniiB8ioner.; Harrison \. Joms, Ollicial Re-
porter. Terms of Court, first Mondays in January,
April. July and October. Rooms, second floor City
Hall.
Fifteenth District— Samuel H. Dwinelle.Judgc;
William B. Smith, Court-room Clerk: Harr>-W. Kind.
Register Clerk : H. V. Boyd, Court-room Sheriff; W.
H. CheeverH. Court Commissioner: Audnw J. Marsb,
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Official Reporter. Terms of Court, first Mondays in
March, June, September and December. Kooms, 8
Montgomery Avenue.
NineteentU District— E. D. Wheeler, -Judge;
Bertrand McNulty. Courtroom Clerk ; W. H. Beed,
Keglster Clerk ; George Humphreys, Court-room Sher-
iff; Gordon N. Mott, Court Commissioner; John H.
Biley. Official Reporter. Terms of Court, second
Mondays in April, August and December. Rooms,
417 Kearny
County Court— Selden S. Wright, Judge; John
H. Harney, Court room Clerk ; John F. Farran, Reg-
ister Clerk; Georjje T. Wrifjht, Court-room Sheriff;
B. 0. Brown, Official Reporter. Terms of Court, first
Mondays in Januaiy, March, May, July, September
and November. Rooms, 8 City Hall.
City Criminal Court— Robert Ferral, Judge;
R. M. Clarken, Clerk : John H. Whalen, Prosecuting
Attorney ; James L. Gallagher, Bailiff. Rooms, 728
Montgomery street.
Municipal Criminal Court— Maurice C. Blake,
Judge; F.J. Skelly, Court-room Clerk; R. M. Sage,
Register Clerk; J. M. Dwyer, Court-room Sheriff; D.
J. Murphy, District .\ttomey ; C. B. Darwin, Assist-
ant Distiict Attorney ; Hervy Dameal, Official Re-
porter. Terms of Court, first Mondays in January,
March, May, July, September and November. Rooms,
729 Montgomery.
Probate Court— M. H. Myrick, Judge ; Charles
E. Nougues, Court-room Clerk ; Edward Gilson, Reg-
ister Clerk; W. A. Maxwell, Official Reporter. Terms
of Court, first Mondays of each month. Boom, 18
City Hall.
Police Court— Davis Loud erback jr., Judge: Noah
F. Flood, Prosecuting .\ttoruey ; Thomas J. Dixon,
Clerk ; Ernest Stock, Interpreter of German ; Andrew
Glover, Interpreter of Italian and SclHVoniau ; Joseph
A. Beesey. Interpreter of French and Spanish ; Lewis
Locke,Interpreter of Chinese. Sessions, daily. Booms
on first floor City Hall.
Justice's Court — J. C. Pennis, Presiding Justice
H. L. Joachimsou, J. P. Hardy, F. A. Sawyer, L. W.
Ransom, Justices ; George L. Wedekiud, Clerk.
Rooms, 804 Montgomery street.
Banks.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
Capital paid up, $1 ,800,000, with pqwer to
* increase to 810 ,000 ,000.
SOUTHEAST COR. CALIFORNIA & S.\NSOjft; STS.
HEAD OFFICE— 5 East India Avenue, LONDON,
BRANCHES — PORTL.\ND, OREGON; VICTORIA
AND CARIBOO, BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Draws upon its Iliad Office and Branches as above.
Up'>u all the i^rincipal cities in Canada, Ireland and
Scotland ; .Xustralia, New Zealand and China ; and
also transacts a General Banking Busiue.ss.
W. H. TLL.L.INGHAST,
Manager.
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, 219
Sansome street. A. McKiuIay and H. W. Glenny,
Agents.
BANK OF COMMERCE, :i>4 California. D. W. C.
Thompson, President ; A. W. Preston, Cashier.
GRANGERS' BANK OF CALIFORNIA, 42 Califor-
nii^. Calvin J. Cressey. of Stanislaus county, Preci-
dent; J. V. Webster, Treasurer ; .\lbert Montpelier,
Cashier; Frank A. Cressey, Secretary.
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK (limited)
424 California street. Milton 8. Latham, President.;
James M. Streeten, Manager ; Arthur Scrivener, Cash-
ier.
MERCH.\NTS" EXCHANGE BANK, 423 California
street. .-Vlvinza Hayward, President ; H. F. Hast-
ings, Cashier.
NATIONAL GOLD BANK AND TRUST CO.— 401
Montgomery. C. H. Burton, President ; M. Lynch,
Vice-President; H. H. Hewlett, Cashier.
PACIFIC BANK, northwest corner Sansome and
Pine streets. Peter H. Burnett, President; E. D. Mor-
gan, Cashier.
SWISS-AMERICAN BANK— 527 Clay street. Henry
Hentsch (Geneva), Fresident ; Francis Berton and
Robert Watt, Directors.
THE AXGIiO-C.^LIPORXI-IN BANK,
(Limited).
4-22 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Frkd'k F. Low and Ionaxz Steinhabt Managers.
P. N. L11.IESTH.U:., Cashier.
Authorized Capital, - -
Paid-up Capital, - - -
Reserve and Surplus,
- - 96,000,000 I
- - 1,500,000
- - - 150,000
Transact a General Ranking Business. Issue Com-
mercial Credits and Bills of Exchange available in
all parts of the world.
Collections and Orders for Bonds, Stocks, etc., ex-
ecuted upon the most favorable terms.
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA— Northwest comer
California and Sansome streets. D. O. Mills, Presi-
dent; William Alvord, Vice-President; Thomas Brown,
Cashier; Stejihen Franklin, Secretary.
THE B.\NK OF S.\N FRANCISCO— 436 California
street. N. P. Cole, President; H. McPherson, Cash-
ier.
THE FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK— U12 Mont-
gomery street. R. C. Woolworth, President; George
W. Rodman, Cashier.
THE NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO—
Northwest corner Montgomery and l*ine streets.
Louis McLane, President; N. K. Mastcn, Cashier.
Savings Banks.
COLLATERAL LOAN .\ND SAVINGS BANK —
Northi'ast corner Post and Kearny streets. Joseph S.
Spear, jr.. President; F. S. Carter, Secretary; George
O. Ecker, .\ppraiser.
COSMOPOLIT.VN DIME SAVINGS AND EX-
CHANGE BANK— eifi Market street. Frank A. Ruth-
ford. President; W. McMahon O'Brien, Secretary and
Cashier.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK OF SAV-
ING3 — 225 Sansomp street. Henry Dutton, President;
G. M. Condee, Cashier,
FRENCH SAVINGS .\ND LOAN SOCIETY— 411
Bush street. G. Dussol, President; C. Martin, Treas-
urer ; G. Mahe, Manager.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY— 16
Gjary street, .\dolph C. Weber, President; Adolph
Hartmaun, Secretary.
BANKS.
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L.^D MORTGAGE UNION AND SAVINGS BANK
OF CALIFORNIA— 534 California street. J. H. Fish,
President ; John T. Cart-r, Secretary.
MARKET STREET BANK OF SAVINGS— 634
Market street. T. B. Lewis, President ; W. E. LatKon,
Secretary.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK— G Post
street, Masonic Temple. William H. Culver, Presi-
dent ; H. T. Graves, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS' SAVINGS BANK— 325 Montgom-
ery street. Abram Block, President ; James Ben.son,
Secretai-y.
PIONEER LAND AND LOAN BANK OF SAV-
INGS AND DEPOSIT— Southeast comer California
and Montgomery streets. Thomas Gray, President ;
H. Kofahl, Cashier; J. C. Duncan, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION— 502 Califor-
nia street. James de Fremery, President ; Albert
Miller, Vice-President ; Lovell White, Cashier.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY— 619 Clay street.
E. W. Burr, President ; Cyrus W. Carmany, Cashier.
SECURITY SAVINGS B.ANK— 215 Sansome street.
John Parrott, President ; Jerome Lincoln, Vice-Presi-
dent ; W. C. Jones, Secretary.
THE CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY — 512 California street. David Farquharson, Pres-
ident ; D. B. Chisholm, Cashier.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY—
520 California street. L. Gottig, President ; George
Lette, Secretary.
THE HIBERNU SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY—
Northeast corner Montgomery and Market streets.
M. D. Sweeney, President; C. D. O'Sullivan, Vice-
President ; Edward Martin, Treasurer; Richard To-
bin. Attorney.
Banks — Pr i va te.
IR. BELLOC— 524 Montgomery street.
ALFRED BOREL & CO— Northwest corner Clay
and Montgomery streets.
B. DAVIDSON & CO— 515 Montgomery street.
D. MYER— 212 Pine street.
DONOHOE, KELLY & CO— Southeast corner Sac-
ramento and Montgomery streets.
HICK OX & SPEAR— 242 Montgomery street.
LAZARD FRERES— 409 California street.
SATHER & CO.— Northeast corner Commercial and
Montgomery streets.
TALLANT & CO— 234 California street.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.— 322 California street.
San Francisco Exchan^fe.
CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE BO.\RD —
6 Leidesdoi-ff street. Wm. J. Smith, President ; J. L.
Armstrong, Vice-President ; John Gray, Chairman ;
John T. Beals, Secretary ; The Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, Treasurer.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Merchants' Exchange
building. I. Friedlander, President ; J. C. Merrill,
first Vice-President; I. W. Raymond, second Vice-
President ;Heury Mel, Secretary, Treasurer and Libra-
rian ; Horace Davis, W. N. Olmstead, Ira P. Rankin,
George F. Bragg, Levi Stevens, W. N. Hawley, D. C.
McRuer, C. Adolphe Low, W. C. Talbot. W. W. Dodge,
D. D. Shattuck, Alfred P. Elfelt, Trustees.
LUMBER EXCHANGE— Pier 5, Steuart street. G.
B. Knowles, President; George Earle, Secretarj-; J. J.
McKinnon, Treasurer.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.— Mer-
chants' Exchange Building. James C. Patrick, Presi-
dent ; J. \. Coolidge, Secretary; James C. Patrick,
Charles Mayue, C. Meyer, R. G. Sneath, C. G. Hook-
er, J. C. Merrill, J. W. H. Camiibell, Trustees.
NEVADA STOCK EXCHANGE — .522 California
street. H. H. Barling, President; Silas Selleck, Vice-
President and Chairman Stock List Committee; H. B.
Cougdon, Secretary. Ofhce of Seeretary, 240 Mont-
gomery, room (J.
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE — 318 Montgomery
street. E. J. Baldwin, President ; Ch^ples L. Weller,
Vice-President ; Geo. C. Hickox, Treasurer ; Andrew
J. Moulder, Secretary ; Joseph Tilden, Chairman.
SAN FR.\NCISCO CLEARING HOUSE — 211 San-
some. Milton S. Latham, President ; A. McKinlay,
Secretary ; Thomas S. Taylor, Manager ; Milton S.
Latham, D. O. Mills F. F. Low, A. McKinlay, Com-
mittee.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.— North-
east comer Clay and Davis streets. Horace Davis,
President; D. Ballard, Vice-President; E. Ransom.
Treasurer; William H. Walker, Secretary; Levi Mark-
ley, A. B. Field, R. P. Teuney, J. Martenstein, W. L.
Witham, H. Waterman, James N. MeCune, Directors;
A.B.Hill, H. Allen Mayhew, Inspectors of Grain;
P. A. Campbell, Inspector of Flour.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD — 411,!^ California street. J. W. Coleman,
President ; C. W. Bonynge, Vice-President ; Walter
TurnbuU, Secretary ; Henry Schmieden, Treasurer ;
B. H. Colt, Chairman.
Insurance — Fire.
San Francisco Companies.
CAHFORSriA FARMERS' MUTUAL. FIRE
IXSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
38 CALIFORNIA STREET.
Capital, $»U0, 000 00
Assets, October 15, 1876 »68,71U 33
J. D. BLANCHAR President
I. G. GARDNER Vice-President
G. P . KELLOGG Treasurer
A. W. THOMPSON Attorney
FERD. K. RULE Secretary
JAMES H. CILLS Surveyor
(t^Farm Property insxired at actual cost on the
Mutual Plan. Other desirable property insured, and
rated according to merit.
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY— 318 Cali-
fornia street. C. T. Hopkins, President ; Zensa Cro-
well. Secretary.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMP.\NY— 228 Cali-
fornia strett. C. W. Kellogg; President; Charles A.
Laton, Secretary.
FIREMANS FUND INSURANCE COMPANY —
Southwest comer California and Sansome streets.
David J. Staples, President; George D. Dornin, Sec-
retary.
HOME MUTUAL INSUR<VNCE COMPANY — 406
California street. J. F. Houghton, President ; Chaa.
R. Story, Secretary.
STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE COM-
PANY — 218-220 Sansome street. Peter Donahue,
president; A. .1. Bryant, Vice-President; Charles H.
Gushing, Secretar}-.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY— 410-418 Calitor-
nia street. Gustave Touchard, President ; Charles D.
HaTen, Secretary.
Churches.
Baptist.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH— Rev. Uriah Gregory,
pastor. Twenty-second street near Howard.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH— Rev. E. B. Hulbert,
pastor. North^ide of Eddy street between Jones and
Leaveuworth.
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH— Rev. Isaac
S. Kallocb, pastor. Northeast comer Fifth and Jessie
streets.
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH (colored)— Rev. H.
Young, pastor. East side of Powell street between
Sutter aud Bush.
UNION SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH— Rev. Lyman
Chase, pastor. South side Post street between Powell
and Marion.
MISSION CHAPPEL— Rev. Geo. E. Davis, pastor.
Eleventh avenue, South San Francisco.
BAPTIST CHINESE inSSION— Rev. John Francis,
missionary. 829 Washington street.
Con^regpational.
BETHANY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — Rev.
W. C. Pond, pastor. Bartlttt street nr Twenty-fifth.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH— Rev. A. L.
Stone, D.D., pastor. Southeast corner Post aud Mason
streets.
GREEN STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—
Rev. W. E. Ijams, acting pastor. South side Green
street between Stockton and Powell.
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH— Rev
T. K. Noble, pastor. East side of Taylor street be-
tween O'Farrell aud Geary.
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Rev. Ed-
ward P. Baker, pastur. South side of Fifteenth street
between Mission aud Valencia.
Episcopal.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT— Kev. Henry D. La-
throp, D.D., rector. South side of Howard street
opposite New Montgomery.
GRACE CHURCH— Bev. W.H.Piatt, rector. South-
east comer of Stockton aud California streets.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH-Rev. Alfred Todhunter,
rector. Comer of Fifteenth and Valencia streets.
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH-Rev. E. 8. Ptake, rector.
Pacific Avenue between Polk and Van Ness Avenue.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH-Rev. William 6. Powell,
rector. Northeast comer of Stockton and Filbert
streets.
TRINITY CHURCH-Rev. H. W. Beers, D.D.,
rector. Northeast comer of Powell and Post streets.
TRINITY CHAPEL— Rev. G. W. Mayer, officiating.
Worship at Dashaway Hall.
CHRIST CHURCH MISSION— Bev. P. W. Cassey,
pastor. Southeast comer of Jackson and Powell
streets.
ST. PAUL'S MISSION— Rev. James McElroy.D.D.,
in charge. Comer of Bush and Pierce streets.
ST. STEVEN'S CHAPEL— Rev. E.J. Lion, mission-
ary. Comer of Webster and Fulton streets.
ST. LUKE'S [HOSPITAL, CHAPEL— Rev. T. W.
Brotherton, in charge. San Jose avenue between
Twenty-seventh and 'Twenty-eighth streets.
CHURCH UNION MISSION — Rev. William C.
Powell, missionary. Services at the Alms House.
SEAMEN'S MISSION— Rev. G. W. Mayer, mission-
ary. Corner of Front and Jackson streets.
THE CHURCH HOME, CHAPEL-Mission Btrcet
near Fourteenth.
Hebrevr.
CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL— Dr. Isaac P.
Grodjinski, rabbi. Corner Mission and Mary street.
CONGREGATION EMANU EL— Rev. Dr. E. Cohn,
rabbi; Rev. M. Wolff, cunt >r Synasopue, north side
of Sutter street between Stockton and Powell.
CONGREGATION OHABAI SHALOME- Rev. Dr.
Bettelheira, rabbi. Synagogue, east side of Mason
street between Geary and Post.
CONGREGATION SHAARY ZEDEK — (Vacant).
Stockton street between Vallejo and Broadwav.
CONGREGATION SHERITH ISRAEL — Rev. Dr.
H. Vidaver, rabbi ; Bev. Oswald Weiss, cantor. Syn-
agogue, northeast corner of Post and Taylor streets.
Evungelican LiUtUeran.
EMANUEL CHURCH OF THE EVANGELICAL
ASSOCI.\TION— F. W. Vogelein, pastor. North side
of Jessie street between Sixth and Seventh
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH-Rev. J. H Kmeger,
pastor. East side of Eleventh street between Market
and Mission.
SCANDINAVIAN CHURCH-Rev. E. Shogren, pas-
tor. South side of Harrison street between Fifth and
Sixth.
SCANDINA\aAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH — Lauritz Carlten, pastor. Worship in St.
Paul's German Church.
ST. MARKS GERMAN CHURCH-Rev. G. Muehl-
steph, pastor. South side of Geary street between
Stockton and Powell.
ST. PAUL'S GERMAN CHURCH-Rev. J. M.
Buehler. pastor. South side of Mission street be-
tween Fifrh and Sixth
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL ITs'ION CHURCH
(Lutheran)— Rev. P. W. Sundbom, pastor. Worship
iu Hull of Young Men's Christian Association.
Methodist Episcopal.
BETHEL M. E. CHURCH (colored) -Rev. J. J.
Dyer, pastor. I'iOT Powell.
BUSH STREET M. E. CHURCH-Rev. David Deal,
pastor. Bush stnet between Scott and Devisadero.
BROADWAY M. E. CHURCH-Rev. C. H. Aftler-
bach, pastor. 728 Broadway street.
CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH-Rev. Frank F. Jewell,
D.D., pastor. North side of Mission street between
Sixth aud Seventh.
FOLSOM STREET M. E. CHURCH— Rev. J. Franz,
pastor. North side of Folsom street between Fourth
and Fifth.
HOWARD STREET M. E. CHURCH-Rev. Thomas
Guard, D.D., pastor. South side of Howard street
between Second and Third.
KENTUCKY STREET M. E. CHURCH-Rev. R. W.
Williamson, pastor. Tennessee street ne^ir Solano,
Potrero.
MISSION STREET M. E. CHURCH-Rev. E. S.
Todd, pastor. East side of Mission street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
POWELL STREET M. E. CHURCH— Rev. John
Coyle, pastor. West side of Powell street between
Washington and Jackson.
CHURCHES.
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SCANDINAVIAN M. E. CHUBCH— Rev. Erick Sbo-
gren, pastor. North side of Harrisou street between
Fifth and Sixth.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH (Southern Methodist)— Rev.
C. Chamberlin, pastor. West side of Rubs street be-
tween Howard and Folsom.
ZION M. E. CHURCH (colored)— Rev. W. Williams,
pastor. West side of Stockton street between- Sacra-
mento and Clay.
CHINESE MISSION HOUSE— Rev. Otis Gibson,
pastor; Lan Hok Han, assistant. 91G Waehingtou
street.
Presbyterian.
CALV.\RY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. John
Hemphill, pastor. Northwest corner df Geary and
Powell streets.
CENTENNIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev.
T. M. Cunningham, D. D., pastor. Worship at Me-
chanics' Pavilion, entrance on Eight street.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN TABERNACLE— Rev.
John Laird, pastor. North side of Tyler street be-
tween Tayler and Jones.
EMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — Rev.
James Woodworth, pastor. North side of Harrison
street between Fifth and Sixth.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.— Rev. Robert
Patterson, CD., pastor. West side of Stockton be-
tween Washington and Clay.
HOWARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. Asa
S. Fiske, pastor. South side of Mission street be-
tween Third and Fourth.
HOWARD STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—
Rev. A. K. Strong, pastor. East side Howard street
between Twenty-first and Twenty-second.
LARKIN STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—
Bev. John M. Allis, pastor. Larkin street near Pacific
avenue.
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. Al-
exander Allardyce, pastor. Southwest corner of
Railroad and Eighteenth avenues, South San Fran-
cisco.
OLIVET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. S. S.
Wells, pastor. Tennessee street between Sierra and
Napa, Potrero.
ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH- Rev.
W. A. Scott, D.D., pastor. North side of Post street
between Mason and Taylor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev. M. M.
Gibson, pastor. West side of Maeon street between
Eddy and Ellis.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev.
M. L. Berger, pastor. South Bide of Fell street be-,
tween Octavia and Laguna.
WOODBRIDGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Rev.
Sylvfstir WoodbridRe, D.D., pastor. Corner Twen-
tieth and Capp streets.
CHINESE MISSION CHAPEL— Rev. A. W. Loomis,
Superintendent. Northeast corner of Stockton and
Sacramento streets.
Ruinnn Catholic.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS-Rev. James
Largau, pastor. Calvary Cemetery.
NOTRE DAME DE8 VICTOIBES— Rev. Pierre
Robert, pastor. North Bide of Bush street between
Dupout and Stockton.
NUESTRA SENOBA DE GUADALUPE CHURCH—
Rev. Francis Garrlga, pastor. North side of Broad-
way street near Mason.
MISSION DOLORES CHURCH — Rev. Fat/ier
Brennan, pastors. West side Dolores street between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
ST. BONIFACE CHURCH— Rev. Julius Herde,
pastor ; Rev. F. Wolfe, assistant. South side of Tyler
street between Jones and Leavenworth.
ST. BRIDGET'S CHURCH— Rev. T. Callahan, pas-
tor. Southwest comer of Broadway street and Van
Ness avenue.
ST. FRANCIS CHURCH— Rev. John F. Harring-
ton, pastor; Rev. F. Caraher and Rev. F. J. O'Connor,
assistants. Corner of Montgomery avenue and Val-
lejo street.
ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH— In charge of the Fathers
of the Society of Jesus, St. Ignatius College. South
side Market street between Fourth and Fifth.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH— Rev. James
Largan, pastor. North side Eddy street between Octa-
via and Laguna.
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH— Rev. Hugh P. Gallagher,
pastor: Rev. Joseph A. Gallagher, Rev. F. P. Birm-
ingham and Rev. Thomas Kelly, assistants. West
side Tenth street between Howard and Folsom.
ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL— Most Rev. Joseph 8.
Alemany, archbishop ; Very Rftv. John Prendergast,
V. G. ; Rev. William Speckles and Rev. Thomas A.
McSweeney, assistants; Father James Flood, C. C,
Secretary to archbishop. Northeast corner California
and Dupont streets. ,
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH— Rev. Peter J. Grey,
pastor; Rev. Thomas Larkiu, Rev John Nugent and
Rev. Edward Morrissey, assistants. North side Mis-
sion street between Third and Fourth.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH— Rev. Thomas Gibney,
pastor. West side Columbia street between Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth.
ST. DOMINIC CHURCH— Rev. J. P. Murphy ,pa8tor.
Northwest corner Bush and Steiner streets.
CHAPELS.
CONVENT OF THE SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME—
Dolores street near Sixt<enth.
FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM — South San Fran-
cisco.
HOSPITAL AND MERCY HOUSE— Comer Bryant
and First streets.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM— East side Potrero awenue
between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets.
MOUNT ST. JOSEPH ASYLUM— Silver Terrace.
PRESENTATION CONVENT AND FREE SCHOOL
—Powell street between Greenwich and Lombard.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE — Southeast corner
Eddy and Larkin streets.
SACRED HEART PRESENTATION CONVENT—
Corner Taylor and Ellis streets.
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL— Northwest corner How-
ard and Tenth streets.
ST. MARY S COLLEGE— San Jos^ Road.
ST. ROSE'S SCHOOL— North side Brannan street
near Fourth.
ST. VINCENT'S SCHOOL — South side Mission
street between Second and Third.
ITnitarian.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH— Rev. Horatio Steb-
blns, D.D., pastor. South side Geary street bet Dupont
and Stockton.
Unlvertialliit.
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH— Rev. E. L. ReX-
ford, pastor. Worship in Pacific Hall, north side of
Bush street l)etwcen Kearay and Dupont.
ItliHCcIIaneoiiH.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHAPEI.— Elder D. Math-
ewson, pastor. North Bide Eddy street between Tay-
lor and Jones.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
CHURCH OF CHRIST (Disciples)— Hugh B. Rice,
pastor. South side of Miuna stret-t betweeu Fourth
and Fifth.
CHniCH OF GOD— A. C. Long, pastor. Worship
in St. Mark's German Church, Geary street between
Stockton and Powell.
MARINERS' CHURCH— Rev. Joseph Rowell, pas-
tor. Kortheast corner of Sacramento and Dnmim
streets.
LYCEUM OF SELF CULTURE— 39 Fourth street.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH (Swedenborgian) —
Rev. John Doughty, pastor. North side of O'Farrell
street betweeu Mason and Taylor.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH— Rev. J. Worcester,
pasior. Hall, 413 Sutter street.
RE-ORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST—
Latter Day Saiuts— Meet at 71 New Montgomery street.
RUSSIAN CHURCH— Rev. Paul J. Kedrolevansky,
arch priest. Corner Pierce and Union streets.
SEVENTH DAY AD VENTISTS— Elder J. H. Wag-
oner, presiding. East side of Lagnna street between
Tyler and McAllister.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS— Meets Fifteenth District
Court Room, 8 Montgomei-y avenue.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION— '232
Sutter street. Prayer meetings daily at noon.
TOONG WA MEAU— Chinese Temple. 921)^ Du-
pout street.
BIBLE TRUTH DEPOT — 75 New Montgomery
street. ■
INDEPENDENT GERMAN CONGREGATION— 310
O'Farrell street.
CHINESE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION— Norrheast comer Stockton and Sacramento
streets.
HIP YEE TONG TEMPLE— 730 Jackson street.
CHINESE JOSS HOUSE AND TEMPLE — Ah
Heung, superintendent. '2'22-2'28 Montgomery ave-
nue.
Educational.
Pablic Schools of San Francisco.
Superintendent of Public Schools, Henry N.
Bolander. Office, 22, City Hall.
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL— W. T. Reid, principal.
North side Sutter street between Goughand Octavia.
BROADWAY GRAMMAR SCHOOL — C. H. Ham,
principal. Broadway street between Powell and
Mason.
BROADWAY PRIMARY SCHOOL — Miss Carrie
Barlow, principal. Broadway street between Mont-
gomery and Sansome.
BUSH-ST. COSMOPOLITAN PRIMARY SCHOOL
— Mrs. C. F. Pluukett, principal. Bush street be-
tween Stockton and Dupont.
CASTRO-ST. SCHOOL— Mrs. F. A. Banning, prin-
cipal. Castro street between Eighteenth ^nd Nine-
teenth.
C0LUMBIA-8T. SCHOOL— Mrs. M. Deane. princi-
pal. Between Twenty - fourth and Twenty-filfth
streets.
DENMAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL— James Denman,
principal. Comer Bush and Taylor streets.
EIGHTH-ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL— J. A. Moore,
principal. Eighth street between Bryant and Harri-
EIGHTH-ST. PRIMARY SCHOOL— Mi«8 A. E. Sla-
van, principal. Eighth street between Bryant and
Harrison.
FAIRMOUNT PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss H. M.
Fairchild, principal. Chenery street near Randall.
FOURTH-ST. PRIMARY SCHOOL -Miss E.Stin-
cen, principal. Northwest corner Fourth and Clara
streets.
GEARY-ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL— W. A. Robert-
son, principal. Geary street between Pierce and
Scott.
GREENWICH-ST. PRIMARY SCHOOL— Mrs. A. S.
Traek, principal. Greenwich street between Jones
and Leavenworth.
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL— John Swett, principal.
Bush street uaar Hyde.
HAYES VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL — E. D.
Humphrey, principal. McAllister street between
Franklin and Gough.
HAYES VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss P. M.
Stowell, principal. Grove street between Larkin and
Polk.
JACKSON -ST. SCHOOL— Mrs. B. F. Moore, prin-
cipal. Jackson street between Webster and Fillmore.
LAGUNA-ST. SCHOOL— Mrs. G. Wahhburn, prin-
cipal. Laguna street between Tyler and McAllister.
LAGUNA HONDA SCHOOL— Mrs. J. E. Meeker,
principal. Eighth avenue near R.
LINCOLN GRAMMAR SCHOOL — J. K. Wilson,
principal. Fifth street between Market and Mission.
LINCOLN PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss Kate Sulli-
van, principal. Bryant street between Sixth and
Seventh.
MARKET AND SEVENTH -ST3. PRIMARX
SCHOOL— Miss Alice M. Stiucen, principal. Comer
Market and Seventh streets.
MARKET- ST. PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss A. M.
Manning, principal. Fifth street between Market
and Mission, near Lincoln Graiiiuiar School.
MISSION GRAMMAR SCHOOL— Miss L. T. Tow-
ler, principal. Mission street between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth.
MISSION PRIMARY SCHOOL— Mission street be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
MODEL SCHOOL— Mrs. A. E. Du Bois, principal.
Geary street between Jones and Leavenworth.
NOE AND TEMPLE-ST SCHOOL— Mrs. E. Foster,
principal. Corner Noe and Temple streets.
NORTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL—
Miss Kate Kennedy, principal. Filbert street be-
tween Taylor and Jones.
OCEAN HOUSE SCHOOL— James Dwyer, princi-
pal. San Miguel Roud near Ocean House Road.
PINE AND LARKIN-STS. PRIMARY SCHOOL—
Mis.s Hannah Cooke, principal. Pine street betwetsn
Larkin and Polk.
POINT LOBOS SCHOOL— W. Oonlon, principal.
Nineteentli avenue near Point Lobos avenue,
POTRERO SCHOOL— W. W.Stone, principal. Cor-
ner Kentucky and Napa streets.
POWELL-ST PRIMARY SCHOOL — Mrs. C. J.
Gummer, principal. Powell street between Washing-
ton and Jackson.
RINCON GRAMM.\R SCHOQL— Miss E. A. Cleve-
land, piincipal. Silver street between Second and
Third.
SHOTWELL-ST PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss Annie
A. Hill, principal. Shotwell street between Twenty-
second and Twenty-third.
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SILVER-ST. PRIMARY SCHOOL — MisR Jennie
Smith, principal. Silver street between Second unci
Third.
SPRIKG VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL — J. W.
Anderson, principal. Broadway street near Polk.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL—
A. Herbot, principal. Eddy street between Polk and
Van NesB avenue.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN PRIMARY SCHOOL—
Miss M. A. Castelan, principal. Post street between
Stockton and Dupont.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL— W. G. Gor-
man, principal. Fourteenth avenue near L street.
SPRfNG VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss J. M.
A. Hurley, principal. Union street near Franklin.
TEHAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL— Mrs. E. A. Wood,
principal. Tehama street between First and Second.
TYLER AND JONES-STS. PRIMARY SCHOOL—
Mrs. E. B. Jones, principal. Tyler street between
Jones »nd Leavenworth.
TYLER-ST. PRIMARY SCHOOL— Miss E. Cushing,
principal. Tyler street between Pierce and Scott.
UNION GRAMMAR SCHOOL— C. F. True, princi-
pal. Union street between Kearny and Montgomery.
UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL— Mrs. A. Griffith, prin-
cipal. Comer Filbert and Kearny streets.
VALENCIA-8T. GRAMMAR SCHOOL— S. A. White,
principal. Valencia street near Twenty-second.
WASHINGTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL — Joseph
O'Connor, principal. Comer Washington and Mason
streets.
WEST END SCHOOL— Selden Sturgese, principal.
San Jose Road near Six-mile House.
Miscellaneong Ingtltutiong.
BARNARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE— Henry Bar-
nard, Prtsident and Principal Business Department;
P. A. Espiua Principal Penmanship Department ;
George B. Barmird, Telegraph Operator; Alexander
B. Barnard, Instructor in Accounts. This institution
is under charge of gentlemen of high business qalifi-
cations, and deservedly ranks among the flrst Busi-
ness Colleges of the Pacific Coast. Location, 120 Sut-
ter street.
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY- Depart-
ment of Pharmacy of the University of California:
William T. Wenzell, President ; Max Tschirner, Vice-
President; Emlen Painter, Secretary ; William Geary,
Treasurer. William Geary, William T. Wenzell, Wm.
M. Searby, G. G. Burnett and Emlen Painter, Trus-
tees ; Wm. M. Searby, Professor of Materia Mcdica;
Wm. T. Wenzell, Professor of Chemistry ; Hermann
Behr, M.D., Professor of Botany, Faculty. Toland
Hall, Stockton street between Chestnut and Fran-
cisco.
CLARKE INSTITUTE— Miss M. F. Austin, Princi-
pal ; Mrs. G. Brown, Teacher of Mathematics; Miss
Hatch, Teacher of Latin ; Mis^sCatlin, Teacher Of Pri-
mary Department ; Mrs. E. Walton, Teacher of Elo-
cution ; Mile. Le Bois, Teacher of French : Miss
Merker, Teacher of German ; Mrs. Dr. Powers, Teacher
of Vocal Music. Location, southeast comer of Mason
and O'Farrell streets.
DWIGIHT S. DOW'S COMMERCIAL DAY AND
NIGHT SCHOOL— Dwight S. Dow, Proprietor and
Principal; Mrs. D. S. Dow. First Assistant; 8. F.
Swauwick, Assistant. Location, 643 Market street.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE— Edward P. Heald,
President, Superintendent of Course of Instruction
and BnsinMS Manager; F. C. Woodbury, Secretary,
Superintendent of School Departments, luBtructor in
Commercial Calculation and Lecturer on BusinrsB
Corrcspondeticf ; H. M. Stearns, Superintendent of
Actual Business Department and Instructor in th«
Science of Accounts ; A. B. Capp, Superintendent of
Theoretical Dep.nrtment and Teacher of Business Pen-
manship and Bookkeeping; W. H. H. Valentine,
Teacher of Bookk(eping,Commercial Calculations and
Science of Accoimts; T. R. Southern, ."upcriutendent
of Academic Department and Teacher of Mathematics
and Penmanship; F. Seregni, Professor of Plain and
Ornamental Penmanship; Mrs. Clam Woodbury, As-
stant Teacher in Theoretical Department; Mrs. W. J.
Humiltim, Superintendent of Telegraphic Depart-
ment; Mrs. A. M. Hatch, Teacher of Phfinography;
A. P. DuBief, Teacher of French; George Jebens,
Teacher of German; C. F. Morel, Teacher of Spanish;
A. Van der Naillcn, Professor of Higher Mathematics,
Surveying, Engineering, Navigation and Mechanical
Drawing; Lloyd Baldwin (member of the San Fran-
cisco bar) , Lecturer on Commercial Law.
This popular institution is permanently located
in College Building, 24 Post smet. For extensive
and elegantly appointed rooms, the thoroughness and
completeness of its Business and general course of
studies, and the ability and high reputation of its
instructorn, Heald's Busuiess College is unrivalled.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL— D. C. Woods, Superin-
tendent; H. C. Castello, Clerk; N. J. Roantree, Prin-
cipal; John Cecil, Assistant Teacher; H. C. Mehden,
Music Teacher; B. Dean, Visiting Physician. Loca-
ted on the Old San Jose Road, four miles from the
City Hall.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC - This
institution is the Medical Department of the Univer-
sity (City) College. Medical Faculty— A. J. Bowie,
M. D., Emeritus Professor of Surgerj-, and President
of the Faculty; Chas. McCorniick, M.D., Emeritus
Professor of Chemistry and Materia Medica ; Henry
Gibbons, M. D., Professor of the principles and prac-
tice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine ; L. C. Lane,
M.D., Professor of Surgerj- and Surgical Anatomy and
Clinical Siu-gery ; Edwin Bentley, M.D., Professor of
descriptive and microscopic Anatomy and Pathology,
and acting Professor of Surgery ; C. N. EUinwood,
M.D., Professor of Physiology ; Adolph Barkan, M. D.,
Professor of Ophthuluiology and Ot<ilogy ; Jos. H.
Wythe, M.D., Professor of Microscopy and Biology;
Henry Gibbons, jr., M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
diseases of women and children ; L. L. Dorr, M.D., pro-
tem Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics ;
Wm.A. Douglass, M.D., Professorof Clinical Surgery;
Wm. T. Wenzell, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Toxicology ; W. T. Wythe, M. D., adjunct Professor of
Anatomy; Robert E. Williams, M. D., demonstrator ;
Henry Gibbons, Jr., M.D., dean. Location, southwest
comer Haigbt and Octavia. OflSce, 26 Montgomery
street.
NOTRE DAME ACADEMY— Conducted by the Sis-
ters of Notre Dame. Dolores street opposite the Old
Mission Church.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE— W. E. Chamber-
lain, jr., and Thos. A. RobinS'n, Proprietors. Heads
of College Departments: W. E. Chamberlain, jr..
Principal Actual Business Department and lecturer
on Commercial Science and Business Customs ; Thos.
A. Robinson, Principal English au<l Mathematical
Departments and lecturer on Commercial Calcula-
tions and Business Correspondence ; T. Benton Julian,
Principal Theoretical Departments and Instructor in
the Science of Accovmts and Cominertial Corresptind-
ence; C. E. Newman, Teacher Business and Orna-
mental Penmanship and Bookkeeping; Miss C. C.
Erich, Principal Telegraphic Department : A. P. Van
Duzer (Assistant United States Attoniey) , lecturer
Commercial Law Dei>iirtment: Bruno C Frye, Teach-
er Department of Modern Languages.
The institution was founded in 18(34. and since that
time its patronage has steadily increased fn)m year to
year. Among its patrons are to be found a large
ntimber of the most influential men of the Coatit. It
is located at 3*20 Post street, and occupies (he entire
upper floor of the Red Men's Building. For com-
fort, convenience, quietnesB and salubrity, the loca-
tion cannot be surpassed. The halls, which were
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arrangt^d eBpeclally lor tliis Collet*', are large, well
lighted and the best ventilated of any In the city.
The proprietors, T. A. Robinson and W. E. Cham-
berlain, jr., are well and favorably known in educa-
tional clrcJeK throughout the Coast. Prof. Robinson
had charge of the Mathematical and Commercial De-
partments of I'niversity College of this city, from
18(14 to 1872. Since the latter date he has been an
active partner in the Pacific Business Collego. Prof.
Chamberlain, for three years previous to his connec-
tion with this institution, occupied the position of
principal in several public schools in the City and
County of Sacramento, and since 18U'.) has been a
partner in the College. These gentlemen and the
remainder of the faculty are, by long experience,
eminently fitted for the positions they occupy.
It is the design of the institution to prepare young
And middle aged men and ladies for business pursuits.
The Business Course embraces the following branch-
es: Double and Single Entry Bookkeeping, Penman-
ship, Commercial Calculations, Business Correspond-
ence, Forms and Practice in wholesale and retail
Merchandising, Importing, Commission and For-
wardius, Banking, etc., etc.; Commercial Law
lectures, and incidental instruction and lectures on
Political Economy, Business Ethics, and other sub-
jects of interest, advancement or profit. In the
English and Mathematical Departments the usual
English branches and mathematical studie." are
taught, such as Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithme-
tic, Grammar, Composition, Letter Writing, etc.,
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Navigation, etc.. etc.,
including the Diflfurential and Integral Calculus.
The Telegraphic Course includes sound and paper
operating, the setting up of instruments, manage-
ment of batteries, use of switches and ground wires,
etc. Facilities are offered for the study of French,
German and Spanish.
SACKED HEART COLLEGE— Brother Genebern,
Principal; Brother Sabiriau, Treasurer; J. H. Mc-
Croy, N. O'Conuell French, William M. Fitzmaurice,
Teachers; Frank Weichert and Frederick Schorch,
Music Teachers. Corner Larkin and Eddy streets.
SAN FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY—
Inaugurati'd by the Synod of the Pacific of the Presby-
terian Church, in 1871. It is open for students from
ail denominations. The scholastic year opens Sept.
1st and closes May 1st. The qualifications for admis-
sion are the same as in the old established theological
schools in the East. Text books, furnished rooms,
access to libraries and lectures and tuition are free.
The term opened on the first TlmrsJay of Septem-
ber, 187(3. The faculty : Rev. W. A. Scott, D. D., LL.
D., Professor of Mental and Moral Science and Theol-
ogy; Rev. George Burrowes, D.D., Professcr of Hebrew
and Old Testament Literature; Rev. Jas. Eells, D.D.,
Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History and
Church Government; Rev. W. Alexander, .\.M., Pro-
te.sHorof Biblical Greek and New Testament Literature.
B.^ard of Directors : Ministers— W. A. Scott, D. D.,
LL. D.. president; T. M. Cunningham, D. D., W. W.
Brier, general financial agent; A. L. Liudsley, D. D.,
i>. W. Poor, D. D., S. Woodbridge, D. D., W. Alexan-
der, A. F. White, LL. D., James Matthew.son, D. D.
Elders : H. P. Coon, S. Franklin, C. W. Armes, A.
Hemme, S. I. C. Swzey. B. J. Trumbull, Secri-tary,
Stephen Franklin, Treasurer. Rooms at St. John's
Presbyterian Church.
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE— Very Rev. AloysiuB
Masnata, Superior General ; John Pinesco, President;
Rev. Anthony Maraachi, Treasurer ; Rev. Florence
Sullivan, Professor of (Jlassic Languages and Euglish;
Rev. Joseph Bayma, Professor of Mathematics ; Rev.
Jos. M. Neri, Professor of Natural Philosophy; Rev.
Joseph Tadini, Professor of Moral Philosophy; Rev.
Peter O. Flyiiii, Professorof English ; Daniel Crowley,
Profesaor of L-.inguages; Dominick Giacobbi, Professor
of Ancient Languages and Mathematics; James O'Sul-
livan. Professor of English and .\ucitnt Languages;
Rt)V. James M. Bucliard and Rev. Michael Accolti,
clergymen ; Rev. Jeremiah Collins, disciplinarian.
841 Market street
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE — Brother Justin, Presi-
dent. San Jose Road, near Islais Creek.
ST. VINCENT'S SCHOOL— Conducted by the Sis-
ters of Charity. South side Mission street near Third.
UNIVERSITY MOUND COLLEGE— John Gamble,
Principal ; Horace Clark, Financial Agent ; Daniel
Gamble, Manager Business Department; James C.
Brogand,Profe88or of Latin and Greek; Isaac Wright
and W. E. Macintire, Professor of Mathen>atic8; Max
Lipowitz, Profeusor of Natural Sciences; Louis Holz
and Philip Baron, Professors of Music ; Charles Eis-
enschimel. Instructor in Penmanship : H. C. Mor-
rison, disciplanarian. University avenue.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE— Rev. James Matthews,
D.D., Principal ; Rev. G. W. Mayer, Professor of Ger-
man; P. Clerc, Professor of French: Carl Eisenschi-
mel. Professor of Penmanship ; MissH. M. Phlppen,
Teacher in Primary Department. Comer Haifht and
Octavia streets. "
URBAN ACADEMY— N. W. Moore, Principal and
Professor of Latin and Greek ; George C. Arnold, Pro-
'fe8.sor of Higher Mathematics; C. Brier, Teacher of
Euglish Branches ; T. Soltke, Teacher of German;
Charles Morel, Teacher of French and Spanish : Miss
C. Kirtland, Teacher Primary Department. -South-
west corner of Mason and Geary streets.
Liibraries.
B'NAI BRITH LIBRARY— 105 Post
DRUIDS' LIBR.^ffY- Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter.
FREE READING ROOM — Basement Mariner's
Church, comer Drumm and Sacramento streets.
FRENCH LIBRARY— Marc de Kirwan, President ;
Victor Ressayre, Secretary. Volumes in library, 7,000.
I'M Sutter street, room I'J.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE— A. S. HalUdie, Pres-
ident ; P. B. Cornwall, Vice-President; D. E. Hayes,
Recording Secretary ; James Spiers, Corresponding
secretary ; Henry L. Davis, Treasurer ; J. C. Patrick,
George Spauldiug, H. S. Smith, .\sa R. Wells, James
Drury, Charles Elliott, J. B. Stetson, J. H. Stonten-
borough, Jeremiah Browning, Trustees; G. C. Hurl-
burt. Librarian; Mrs. H. Chick and Frank H. Hale,
Assistant Librarians. Volumes in Library, 30,000.
27 Post street.
MERCANITLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION— Lovell
White, President; T. H. Kearden, Vice-President;
Henry Molineux, Recording Secretary; J. Clem Uhler,
CoiTespouding Secretary; George C. Hickox, Treas-
urer ;.\lfred E. Whitiker, Librarian ; Darwin Carr, H.
K. Goddard, L. B. Wetherbee, Assistants; John W.
Taylor, M. J. McDonald, J. O. Roimtree, Fred. L.
Ca.stle, A. J. Moulder, A. H. Lougborough, W. F.
Whittier, Samuel Heitshu, and Charles B. Allen,
Trustees. North side Bush street between Sansomc
iind Montgomery.
MILITARY LIBRARY— John McComb, President;
David Wilder, Secretary and Librai'ian ; W. H. L.
Barnes, George W. Gruuniss, Oscar Woodhums, 8. 1.
Kellogg, jr., S. W. Backus, D. W. Laird and H. P.
Bush, Directors. 328 Montgomery street, room 21.
ODD FELLOWS' UBRARY ASSOCIATION- Colin
M. Boyd, President; Daniel McLaren, Vice-President;
Henry C. Squire, Recording Secretary; Edward B.
Read, CoiTespondiug Secretary; William H. Watson,
Treasurer. Volumes in Library, 30,500. 325 Mont-
gomery street.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
—J. P. Hogo, President ; G. G. W. Hoge, Secretary and
Librarian ; John Dewitt, Assistant Librarian. Vol-
umes in Library, 1C,500. 28 Montgomery Block.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LI-
BRAKY— Jacob S. Taber, President; E.Irving Smith,
Recording Secretary ; B. K. Christopher. Corres-
ponding Secretary ; J. K. S. Latham, Treaihirer ; Rev.
H. Cox. D.D., Chaplain and Librarian. Number of
volumes, 3, .WO. 232 Sutter street.
HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS.
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Medical Societies.
CALIFOKNIA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY— Dr.
Cheney, Butte comity. President ; B. D. Dean, San
Franeisi-o, flist Vice-Prei-ldent ; Vi. S. Hamlin, Yuba
City, second Vice-President ; Dr. Pond, Kapa, tliird
Vice-President ; Dr. F. Walton Todd, Stockton, fourth
Vice-President ; Dr. Tyrrell, Sacramento, Permanent
Secretary; W. F. Wythe and C. H. Fisher, Assistant
Secretaries; Ira E. Oatman, Treasurer. Drs. Tyrrell,
Gushing, Cluuess, Pliimmer and Crools, Board of
Censors.
CALIFOKNIA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF
HOMEOPATHIC PBACTITIONERS— Dr. C. W. Brey-
fogle,Sau JdSi-, President; Dr. J. Murray Moore and
A. A. Theise, Vice-Presidents; Dr. W. N. Griswold,
Recording Secretary; Dr. E. J. Eraser, Corresponding
Secretary; Drs. M. J. Werder, S. Porter J. K. Clark,
Board of Censors.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA— Dr. J. Watson Webb, President;
Dr. C. C. Mason, first Vice-President ; Dr. R. M.
Tewksbury, seoond Vice-President ; Dr. T. C. Cook,
Recording Secretary ; Dr. H. A. Summers, Correspond-
ing Secieti.ry ; Dr. O. P. Warren, Treasurer, and Drs.
M. F. Clayton, A. McRea and E. F. Curtis, Censors.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL SOCIETY— Dr. P.
Chamberlain, President; 'Dr. J. Wagner, Secretary.
Meetings are held at Red Men's Hall, on the second
and fourth Tuesdays of every month.
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION— Dr.
Alexander Warner, President; Dr. L. L. Dunbar, Sec-
retary. Meets monthly at Young Men's Christian
Association Hall.
Hospitals and Asyliims.
ALMS HOUSE— M. J. Keating, Superintendent ;
Samuel R. Gerry, Resident Physician ; Mrs. Mary A.
Keating, Matron ; Gustave Haarer. Clerk. Mission
and Ocean Beach Road, iH Miles from City Hall.
CALIFORNIA STATE WOMANS' HOSPITAL— C.
Adolphe Low, President ; W. B. Johnston, Vicc-Presi^
dent ; E. P. Murphy, Secretary; Jonathan Hunt, Treas-
urer; J. K. S. Latham, J. T. Hoyt, James Linforth,
.\lex. Campbell, L. Kilgour, W. N. Olmstead and J. R.
Bolton, Trustees. John Scott, M. D., Surgeun-in-
Chief; George Chismore, M. D., House Physician ;
Charles E. Blake, M. D., Assistant Physician. North-
west comer Howard and Twelfth Streets.
CITY AND COUNTY HOSPIT.\L—E. H. Bryan, M.
D., Resident Physician; W. H. Mayo, Assi.-tant.
East side Potrero avenue between Twenty-second and
Twenty-fourth. streets.
FRENCH HOSPITAL— 15. Hoffstetter, M. D., and
C. B. Brigham, M. D., Resident Physicians ; C. Gouge,
Superintendent. South side Bryant street between
Fifth and Sixth.
GERMAN HOSPITAL— J. Rogensburger, M. D., A.
Wilhelm, M. D., Jos. Prosek, M.D., and W. Dohr-
mann, M. D., Physicians; James Vollmar, Superin-
tendent. Market street near Ridley.
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM FEMALES —
In charge of the Sisters of Mercy. Northeast comer
Bryant Street and Rlncon place.
HOME OF THE INEBRIATE— J. M. Macdonald,
Psesident; John F. Englinh, Secretary; Frank G. Ed-
wards, Treasurer ; A. P. Hayni-, M. D., Resident Phys-
ician. Corner Stocktc^u and Chtstnut streets.
KONG CHOW ASYLUM-Ah Sing, Ah Ho and Sillg
Ha, proprietors. Pine street above Kearny.
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY—
Mrs. N. Gray, President ; Mrs. G. Barstow, Vice-Pres-
ident ; Mrs. J. K. Sims, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. C.
Jackson. Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. J. H. Flint,
Treasurer. Southeast corner Post and Franklin
streets.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM— In charge of the Sisters of
M< rcy. Ea.st side Potrero avenue between Twenty-
ftrst and Twenty-second streets.
MARINE HOSPITAL (U. S.)— An institution for
nurchant seaman only. Is a very complete hospital
establishment; situated at Mountain Lake, on the
Presidio Reservation, four mile« northwest from City
Hall ; reached by way of First avenue. The hospital
maintains an ambulance communication daily from
the city office of the Surgeon in charge. Dr. C. N.
Ellinwood, 71.5 Clay street, cornerof Kearny. Patients
have first to obtain the certificate of the Collector of
CuhtouiK that they are merchant seamen, at the time
of application, before they can be admitted.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM — S. W.
Levy, President ; Louis Sachs, Vice-President ; Jacob
Greeuebauni, Treasurer; Leo Eloesser, Secretary; C.
M. Bates, M.D.,and L. J. Henry, M. D., Attending
Physicians, East side Devisadero street between
Hayes and Grove.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME—
Rt. Rev. William In;;rahani Kip, D.D., President;
Rev. H. D. Lathrop, D.D., Vice-President; Himm T.
Graves, Secretary ; C. V. S. Gibbs, Treasurer. Mission
street between Fourteenth and Filteenth.
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM — Mrs. Ira P.
Rankin, President ; Mrs. R. J. Van Dewater, Vice-
President ; Mrs. Henry H. Halght, Treasurer ; Mrs. F.
Mac( rellish, Secretary ; Mrs. S. C. Whigham, Matron ;
Benjamin R. Swan, M. D., Physician South side
Haight street between Laguna and Buchanan.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM — Sister
Frances McEnnis, President; Mary A. Maginnis, Sec-
etarj'. N street between Eighteenth and Twentieth
avenues. South San Francisco. Branch Asylum— Sis-
ter Bemice Williams, President ; Generose Ryan, Sec-
retary; Eulalia Ward, Treasurer. East side Q street
between Seventeenth and Nineteenth avenues, South
San Franci-sco.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL— Mrs. L.
Thompson, President; Miss Mary Pennie. Vice-Pres-
ident and Secretary: Mrs. Jayue, Treasurer; C. T.
Deane, M. D., Physician. South side Clay street be-
tween Stockton and Powell.
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL ANT)
FOUNDLING ASYLUM— Samuel Cowlts, President;
Benjamin F. Hardy, M. D., Secretary, AttendiEg
Physician and Surgeon. 'V>2 Mission street.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL— Joseph G.Eastland, Presi-
dent ; George H. Mendell, Secretary ; R. W. Kirkham,
Treasurer; T. B. Brotherton, Superintendent. Ea«t
side San Jose avenue between Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth streets.
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL— C. G. Kenyon, Resident
Physician; James Murphy, M.D., and J.D. Whitney,
M.D., Visiting Physicians. Northwest comer First
and Bryant streets.
PACIFIC DISPENSARY— Open on Tuesdays. Thurs-
days and Saturdays. Medical College. 115 Haight
street.
Cemeteries.
C.\LV.\RY— South side of Geary street between
Broderick and Parker avenue.
CITY CEMETERY— Ne«r Point Lobos •venue, flye
miles from City Hall.
HOME OF PEACE— Between Dolores and Church,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
LAUREL HILL— Charles U. Crowell. suin-rintcnd-
ent. South sid*- of California street between Ceme-
tery and First avenues.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
MASONIC — John G. Gay, Buperiutendout. Be-
tweeii Turk and Fulton streets, Masonic and Parker
avenues.
ODD FELLOWS' — Between Point Lobos avenue
and Turk street, Parker and First avenues.
SHERITH ISRAEL— Between Dolores and Church*,
Kineteeutb and Twentieth streets.
Secret Societies.
MASONIC.
GRAND LODGE OF CALIFORNIA— Annual meet-
ing at Masonic Temple in October, 1876.
OFFICERS.
M.-. W.-. John Mills Browne, Grand Master, Vallejo.
R.'.W.'. Charles Louis Wiggin, Deputy Grand Mas-
ter, San Francisco.
R.*. W.". William SewellWell.s, Senior Grand Warden,
Suisun.
R.-.W.". Solon William Craigue, Junior Grand War-
den, San Diego.
V.'. W.*. , Grand Treasurer.
V.'.W.'. Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco.
V.'.R.'. John Harmon C. Bonte, Grand Chaplain,
Sacramento.
W.'. Aaron .Augustus Sargent, Grand Orator,
Nevada.
W.-. William Edward Moody, Assistant Grand
Secretary, San Francisco.
W.' . John Werner Shaefler, Grand Lecturer, San
I'I'anoisco.
W.'. Jonathan Doan Hines, Grand Marshal, San
Buenaventura.
W.-. Samuel Graves, Grand Bible Bearer, .San
Francisco.
W.-. Samuel Calvert Foy, Grand Standard Bearer,
Los Angeles.
W.* . William Cromwell Lemmon, Grand Sword
Bearer, Sienraville.
W.-. Robert Chidley Broder, Senior Grand Dea-
con, Visalia.
W.-. James Vance, Junior Grand Deacon, Yreka.
W.- . Richard Wilson Brett, Senior Grand Steward,
Eureka.
W.-. William Bradford, Junior Grand Steward,
Napa.
W.'. Alex. Gibson Oliver, Grand| Pursuivant,
Gold Run.
W.*. Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
W.-. James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San FrandBco.
Trustees of the Reserve Fund— R. W. Richard Dale,
Sacramento; W. George Crow Hickox, San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA LODGE, No. 1— Meets at Masonic
Temple on Thursday evenings. Franklin H. Day,
Master ; George Johnson, Senior Warden ; Alison
Vandenburgh, Junior Warden; Arthur J. Peterson,
Treasurer; George T. Grimes, Secretary.
CROCKETT LODGE, No. 130— Meets at Masonic
Temple on Friday evenings. J. L. Cogswell, Master;
R. H. Barclay, Senior Warden; George A. Hubbard,
Junior Warden; S. Simmons, Treasurer; C. Hilde-
brandt. Secretary.
DORIC LODGE, No. 216— Meets at Knights of
PythiasHall on Tliursday evenings. Charles J. Hare,
Mafter; William Meyers, Senior Warden; Lawrence
Nickel, Junior Warden; 8. H. Amheim, Treasurer;
Louis Flatau, Secretary.
EXCELSIOR LODGE, No. 166— Meets at Masonic
Temple on Wednesday evenings. |Wendell Easton,
Master; George H. Kandall, Senior Warden: Thomas
T. Atkinson, Junior Warden ; A. Doud, Treasurer ;
D. L. Thomas, Secretary.
FIDELITY LODGE, No. 120 — Meets at Masonic
Temple on Thursday evenings. George Baratow,
Master; Isaac Strassburger, Senior Warden; Jacob
LuchFinger, Junior Warden; Louis Emanuel, Treas-
urer; MoKe« Heller, Secretary.
GOLDEN GATE LODGE, No. 30— Meets at Masoniit
Temple on Tuesday evenings. .Samuel Hervey, Mas-
ter; H. F. Stivers, Senior Warden; S. A. Earl, jr.,
Jiinior Warden; C. H. Wetherbee, Treasurer; A. A.
Hobe, Secretary.
HERMANN LODGE, Np. 127 — Meets at Masonic
Temple on Monday evenings. Christian H. Voight,
Master; Julius George, Senior Warden; P. G. Baucb.
Junior Warden; J. Jenassen, Treasurer; L. Schu-
macher, Secretary.
LA PARFAITE LODGE, No. 17— Meets at Masonic
Temple on Friday evenings. D. G. Laden, Master;
Phillipe G. Sabatie, Senior Warden ; L<-on Blum,
Jimior Warden ; F. Mason, Treasurer; Michael Leba-
tard, Secretary.
MISSION LODGE. No. 169— Meets at comer Valen-
cia and Sixteenth Streets, on Wednesday evenings.
John Wagner, Master; William B. Marshutz, Senior
Warden; Joseph G. Smith, Junior Warden; William
Ede, Treasurer; J. R. Russell, Secretary.
MOUNT MORIAH LODGE, No. 41— Meets at Ma-
sonic Temple on Wednesday evenings. M.J. Keating,
Master; P. A. G. Seller, Senior Warden; Harvey Mat-
thews, Junior Warden ; G«orge C. Hickox, Treasurer;
Charles F. Brown, Secretary.
OCCIDENTAL LODGE, No. 22— Meets at Masonic
Temple on Monday evenings. Samuel W. Backus,
Master ; Edward Denny, Senior Warden ; J. K.P. Wil-
son, Junior Warden ; A. P. Williams, Treasurer ;
William E. Moody, Secretary.
ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 144 — Meets at Masonic
Temple on Tuesday evenings. W. J Townshend,
Master ; E. F. Preston, Senior Warden; William Vali,
Junior Warden ; W. F. Dorrance, Treasurer ; William
H. Loring, Secretary.
PACIFIC LODGE, No. 136— Meets at Knights of
Pythias Hall on Tuesday evenings. George Leviston,
Master; Charles G. Ewing, Senior Warden; John F.
Byxbee, Junior Warden ; John F. Kennedy, Treasurer;
S. Swift, Secretary.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO LODGE, No. 212— Meets
on Thursday evenings. Francis A. Barrett, Master;
Elias C. Hare, Senior Warden; Theodore H. Bloomer,
Junior Warden ; D. Drey er. Treasurer; C. E. Dunshee,
Secretary.
SPERANZA ITALIAN LODGE, No. 219— Meets at
Masonic Temple on Saturday evenings.
Chapters Royal Arch Masons.
GRAND CHAPTER ROYAL .-VRCH MASONS OF
THE STATE OK CALIFOKNIA—Annual convocation,
on the third Tuesday in April, at Masonic Temple,
San Francisce .
OFFICERS.
Alexander G. Abell G.
Henry H. Knapp D.
John M. Brown G.
Nathan W. Spaulding. ..G.
Hiram T.Graves G.
Charles L. Wiggin G.
Sanniel Graves G.
Thomas H. Caswell G.
Wiley J. Tinnln C.
Henry S. Orme G.
Samuel D. Mayer G.
Ira C.Root G.
H. P San Francisco
G. H. P Naps
K Vallejo
Scribe. „ Oakland
T Salj Francisco
Sec San Francisco
C San Francisco
L Nevada
of the H Weavenrille
R. A. C Los Angeles
Organist. . .San Francisco
Guard San Francisco
CALIFORNIA CHAPTER, No. S, R. A. M.— Comp.
Leonidas E. Pratt. High Priest ; Comp. John Elbrldge
Piirdy. King; Comp. Jesse Reed, Scribe; Comp.
Samuel Graves, Treasurer ; Comp. William Edward
Moody, Secretary ; Comp. George Tisdale Bromley,
CapUin of the Host ; Comp. John Werner Schaeffer,
Prim ipal Sojourner; Comp. Frederick Adelbert
Waterhouse, Ri'yal .\reh Captain; Comp. Clark
Chtirchill, Master Third Vail ; Comp. Abraham Hal-
sey, Master Secc.nd Vail ; Comp Tristam Burgess,
Muster First Vail ; Comp. James Oglesby ,Guaid.
SAN FRANCISCO. No. 1— Comp. Alfred Rising,
High Priest ; Comp. Henry Wangenheim, King ; Comp.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
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Edward Taylor Anthony, Scribe; Comp. J<'ceph
Clement, Treasurer ; Comp. Louis Flateau, Secretary ;
Comp. Jo8tt)h Octzc, Caiithiu of the Host ; Comp.
Samuel Swift, Principal Sojourner ; Comp. William
Armstrong Phillips, Royal Arcli Captain ; Comp.
Michael James Keating, Masttr Third Vail ; Comp.
leauc Fhilaneou Kincaid, Master Second Vail; Chas.
Augustus Hawley, Master First Vail ; Comp. Edward
Gilbert, Guard.
Coancila Roynl Select Master AInsons.
GKAND COUNCIL ROYAL AND SELECT MAS-
TER MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA—
Meets anuvially at Masonic Hall on the second Thurs-
day of April.
okf;oer8.
Henry 8. Orme Grand Master Los Angeles
George T. Grimes D. G. Master San Francisco
William M.Petrie. . . .G. 111. Master Sacramento
E. A. Rogers Grand P. C. W Sonora
G. Treasurer San Francisco
Charles L. Wiggin . . . G. Recorder San Francisco
Samuel Graves G. Chaplain Sau Francisco
Leopold Kuh G. C. of the Gds. .San Francisco
Daniel P. Byrtle G. Steward Shasta
Ira C. Root G. Sentinel San Frapcisco
CALIFORNIA. No. 2— George T. Grimes, T. I. N.;
Leopold Kuh, D. I. N.; Willium Jeffrey, P. C. W.;
Henry Edwards, Treasurer; William E. Moody, Sec-
retary; Jesse C. Beed, C. of G.: James Oglesby, Sen-
tinel.
Comma nderles Kni^jhts Templar.
GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Auuual Con-
Vocation at Masonic Temple, San Francisco, on the
second Friday in April.
OFFICEKB.
Hiram T. Graves . . .
Thomas Callow
R. J. Van Voorhies. .
Charles F. Litt
Samuel Graves
Bruce B. Lee
Alexander G. Abell..
Charles L. W'iggin . .
E. R. Hedges
E. A. lUidgers
A. A. Redlngton
James Oglesby
G. Commander.. .San Francisco
D. G. Com OroviUe
.G. Generalissimo.. .Placerville
,G. C. General Oroville
, G. Prelate San Francisco
G. S. Warden Nevada
G. Treasurer San Francisco
G. Recorder Sau Francisco
G. S. Bearer Stockton
G. Sword Bearer .Sonora
G. Warden Sacramento
G. C. of the Gds.. Sau Francisco
CALIFORNIA COMMANDERY No. 1— Stated meet-
ings on Friday evenings at the Asylum of the Com-
mandery. Masonic Hall. George T. Bromley, Com-
mander; Franklin H. Day, Generalissimo; Henry H.
Blake, Captain General; Charles L. Wiggin Prelate;
William Haniey, Recorder; Reuben H. Lloyd, Senior
Warden: Henrj' Edwards, Junior Warden; Henry H.
Pearson, Standard Bearer; Thomas J. Knipe, Sword
Bearer; Jostph M. Litchfield, Warden; Jauies Ogels-
by. Sentinel. Sir Isaac D. Huntoon, Tristam Burgess
and CtaarleB Steiger. Guards
Conslatory ot A and A. S. R. of Masonry.
GRAND CONSISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE OF FREEMASONRY
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA — Meete at the
Masonic Temple, in San Francisco, on the second
Wednesday in January. Its officers for the term
ending December. 1879, are:
III.-. Wm. A. Davies, Very 111.". Grand Conunander-
m-Chief.
" Washington Ayer, 111. -.First Lieut. Com. or
Grand Scneschel.
" Chas. F. Brown, 111.-. Second Lieut. Com. or
Grand Preceptor.
" Wm. C. Belcher, 111.-. Grand CouBlable.
" E<lwin A. Rodgers, 111.-, (iraiid Admiral
•' Isaac S. Titus, 111.-. Grand >tlnister of State.
" Alex. BuVkett, 111.-. Grand Chancellor.
" Wm. Jeffrey, 111.-. Grand Hospitaller and Al-
moner.
111.'. George J. Hobe, 111.-. Grand Reyistrar.
'• A.F.Williams, 111.-. Grand Keeper of Seals
and Archives.
" David W. Laird, 111.*. Grand Treasurer.
" Stephen Wing 111.-. Provost (irand Masterof Cer-
emonies.
" Wm. S. Moses, 111.-. Grand Expert.
" Marcus C. Meyer, 111.-. Assistant Grand Expert.
'• Moses Rosenbaum, III.-. Grand Beausenifer.
" Simon W. Levy, 111.-. Gr. Bearer ot the Vex.
lielli, or Battle Flag.
" C. Watirhou'e, 111.-. Grand Master of the Guards.
" Jeremiah E.Whltcher, 111.. Gr. Chamberlain
•' Wm. McCrindle, lU.-. Grand Steward.
" Chas. J. Prescott, 111.-. Gr.Aid-de-Camp to Grand
Commander-in-Chief.
" Thomas Driver, 111.-. Sentinel.
GODFREY DE ST. OMAR COUNCIL, No. 1,
KNIGHTS KADOSH— Meets at the Masonic Temple.
Its officers fur the term ending April. Ih77, arc: Sir
Kt. Horace H. Hubbard, Very Em. Commiinder; Sir
Kt. Charles F. Brown, Em. First-Lieutenant Commaa
der; Em. Second-Lieutenant Commander;
Sir Kt. Charles H. Dewey, Exc. Chancellor; Sir Kt.
John H.Titcomb. Ex. O.aiu.r: Sir Kt. William J. Ham-
ilton, Ex. Almoner; Sir Kt. George J. Hobe, Ex. Re-
corder; Sir Kt. Moses Heller, Ex. Trtasurtr; Sir Kt.
William T. Reynolds, Ven Master of Cen monies; Sir
Kt. R. R. Givens.Val. Tuicupilier: Sir Kt. James H.
Mitchell, Wor. Draper: Sir Kt. Marcus 0. Meyer,
Worthy First Deacon: Sir Kt. Jus.N. Souther, Worthy
Secontl Deacun: S!:ir Kt. William Jeffray, Bearer of
Boauseant: Sir Kt. William McCrindle, Bearer of
the Firet Standard: Sir Kt. H(nry H. Pearson, Bearer
oftheSecnnd Standard: Sir Kt. Charles J. Prescott,
Lieutenant of the Guard.
YERBA BUENA CHAPTER. No 4, ROSE CROIX,
—Meets at the Masonic Temple. Its officer* for the
term ending April, 1877, are : Sir Kt. William 8.
Moses, M. W. M.; SirKt. Heni^ F. Stivers, E. S. W.; Sir
Kt. Geo. W. Robers, E. J. W.: Sir Kt. ( '.eo. Sp.iulding,
V. O.; Sir Kt. W. Jeffray, V. A.; Sir Kt. Geo. J. Hobe,
V. S.: SirKt. Moses Heller. V. T.; Sir Kt. James H.
Mitchell. V. M. of C: Sir Kt. Wm. McCrindle, V. S.
E.: Sir Kt. F. A. Reynolds, V. J. E.; Sir Kt. F. Nico-
laysen, V. G. of T.
YERBA BUENA LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. 6—
Meets every Friday evening at Mnsi.nic Temple. Its
officers for the term ending Febniary, 1S77, are :
Charles F. Brown, T. P. G. M.; George W. Roberts,
M. E. S. G. W.; Thomas J. O'Keefe, M. E. J. G. W.;
William S. Moses, E. G. O. ; Wm. Jeffrav, E. G. A.;
JohnH. Titcomb. E. G. 8.; Moses Heller, E. G. T.;
Paul Seller, E. G. M. of C; R. B.^Ellie, R. B. G. E. ;
C. G. Robinson, B. J. G. E.: Albert Morris, V. G. C.
of H.; Treat P. Clark, V. G. T.
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION — WiUiam
R. Wheaton, Pr.sideut ; Thomas Anderson, Treasurer,
George J. Hobe, Secretarj' ; John J. Gay, Superin-
tendent ; T. P. Clark, Collector.
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF— Meets every Sat.
lirday evening at Masonic Temple. Solomon Kohl-
man, President ; James L.Cogswell, Treasurer ; Chas.
McQucstin, Secretary. Election, January 1.
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION — Alexander O.
Abell, President; Henry M. Newhall, Treasurer;
William E. Moody, Secretary.
Colored Alusons.
THE MOST WORSHIPFUL SOVEREIGN GRAND
LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA- ./Umual meeting In
June. Robert J. Fletcher, M. W. O. M.: John G.
Pallier. R. W. D. G.M.: J.G.Barton, R. W. 8. O.W.
Wm.B. Lewis. R.W.J, a. W.: Barncv Fl< tcber, B. W.
G. T.; William J. Simmons. R. W. 6. S.
HANNIBAL LODGE, No. 1— Meets evrry Wednes-
day evening at the southwest comer of Jackson and
Powell streets.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
VICTOBIA LODGE, No. 3— Meets every Monday
evening at the southwest corner of Jackson and Pow-
ell streets. Roderick Wilkinson, W. M. ; .I.C.Young,
8. W.; Wniioin M. Smith, J. W.; A. J. Ward, Secre-
tary ; E. p. Hilton, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH LODGE, No. 4— Meets every Tues-
day evenhiK at :\Iasonic Hall, Pacific street. Charles
A. Griffith, W. M.; James V. ■Williams, 8. W. ; Chris-
topher S. Tull: J. W.; James E. Francis, Treasurer;
William J. Simmons, Secretary.
WETHINGTON LODGE, No. 7— Meets every Thurs-
day eveuiiig at Masonic Hall, Pacific street. Thomas
Dustin, W. M.; Enoch T. Lewis. S. W.; William B.
Page, J. W.; J. B. Fields, Secretary ; James H. Biker,
Treasurer.
MOSAIC LODGE, No. 7— Meets every Wednesday
evening at Maonic Hall, Pacific street.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD-FELi-
JLOWS.
THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF CALIFORNIA—
The next meeting will bo h^dd iu San Francisco on
the second Tuesday iu May, 1877.
OFFICERS
H. J. Tilden M. W. G. M San Francisco
F. P. Dann R. W. D. G. M San Francisco
W. B. Lyon B. W. G. S San Francisco
H. B. Brooks B. W. G. T San Francisco
John B. Harmon... B. W. G. Rep Alameda
Colin M. Boyd B. W. (i. Bep San Franc Isco
H. B. Sheldon W. G. Chaplain Eureka
Geo. J. Smith W. G. Marshal San Francisco
Geo. R. Knox W. G. Cond Shasta
L. EUswoi-th W. G. Guardian Petaluma
E. DunUer W. G. Herald San Francisco
TKUSTEKS.
J. A. McClelland San Francisco
Lewis Sober San Francisco
George T. Boheu San Francisco
Subordinate liOdgfes.
The election lor officers of Subordinate Lodges,
Encampments and Degree Lodges, occurs semi-
annually during the last weeks of June and Decem-
ber. The December election occurred too late to
permit of securing the names of officers for this
work. I
CALIFOBNIA, No. 1— Meets on Monday evenings
at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
SAN FBANCISCO, No. 3— Meets on Friday evenings
at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
HARMONY, No. 13— Meets on Tuesday evenings »t
Odd-Fellow.s'Hall.
YERBA BUENA, No. 16— Meets on Friday evenings
at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
TEMPLAB, No. 17— Meets on Wednesday evenings
at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
MAGNOLIA, No. 29— Meets on Tuesday evenings at
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
BAY CITY, No. 71— Meets on Monday evenings at
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
ABOH BEN ADHEM, No. 112— Meets on Thursday
evenings at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
OEBMANIA. No. 110 — Meets on Wednesday
evenings at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
CONCORDIA, No. 122— Meets on Monday evenings
at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
APOLLO, No. 123 — Meets on Friday evenings at
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
PARKER, No. 124— Meets on Tuesday evenings at
Odd-Fellows' Hall.
UNITY, No. 131— Meets at the Mission on Tuesday
evenings.
HERMANN, No. 145 — Meets onWedxesday evenings
at Odd Fellows' Hall.
PACIFIC, No. 155— Meets on Thursday evenings at
Odd Fellows' Hall.
OPHIR, No. 171— Meets on Wednesday evenings at
Pythian Castle.
OCCIDENTAL, No. 17!>— Meets on Thursday even-
ings at Odd Fellows' Hall.
COSMOPOLITAN, No. l'J4 — Meets on Wednesday
evenings at Odd Fellows' Hall.
GOLDEN GATE, No. 204— Meets on Tuesday even-
ings at Odd Fellows' Hall.
ALTA, No. 205 — Meets on Monday evenings, at
Pythian Castle.
FR.\NCO-AMEBICAN, No. 207— Meets on Friday
eveuiugH at Odd Fellows' Hall.
FIDELITY, No. 222— Meets on Monday evenings at
Pythian Castle.
Encampments.
GBAND ENCAMPMENT OF CALIFOBNIA— The
annual meeting is licld on the Friday preceding the
second Tuesday in May.
OFFICKB.S.
H.S.Winn M. W. G. P Stockton
I. W. Hayes, jr M. E. G. H. P Grass Valley
J. F. Brown B. W. G. S. W Oakland
Jacob F. Miller B. W. G. S San Frantisco
David Hunter B. W. G. T San Francisco
I. D. Barnard B. W. G. J. W San Francisco
Nathan Porter R. W. G. Bep Alameda
Jacob F. Miller B. W. G. Bep San Francisco
F. G. Beatty W. G. Sentinel GraSs Valley
Albert O'Day W. G. Dep. Sen... San Francisco
C.N.Terry W. G. Marshal San Jose
Subordliinte Encampments.
GOLDEN GATE, No. 1— Meets on the second and
foiu-th Friday of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.
WALHALLA, No. 7— Works in the German lan-
guage. Meets the first and third Friday of each
mouth at Odd Fellows' Hall.
WILDEY, No. 23— Meets on the second and fourth
Saturday of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.
UNITY, No. 2G— Meets on the second and fourth
Monday of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.
ORIENTAL, No. 57— Meets on the first and third
Saturday of each month.
negree lioHgeu,
EXCELSIOR, No. 2— Meets on the flret and third
Saturday evenings of each mouth at Odd Fellows'
Hall.
TEUTONIA, No. 4— Meets on the second and fourth
Fridaj'sof each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.
Rebekah liod|;ea>
CALIFORNIA, No. 1— Meets on Saturday evenings
at Odd Follows' Hall.
TEMPLAR, No. 19— Meets on Saturday evenings at
Odd Fellows' Hall. ,
Itliacellaneons.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE— A. W. Genung,
Prrsident; Clark Churchill, Vice-President; E. B.
Cooper, Secretary ; William John, Treasurer.
GOLDEN GATE B.'VTTALION NO. 1. I. O. O. F.—
G. T. Bohen, Commander; J. C. Burke, Secretary;
Albert Shepard, Treasurer. Office, 325 Montgomery
street. Drill rooms. Turn Verein Hall,
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETEBY ASSOCIATION —
Meets on the first Friday of each month at Odd Fel-
lows' Hall. George T. Bohen, President; Jas. Adams,
Vice-President; J. C. Bourke, Secretary; Joseph Win-
terburu. Treasurer.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
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ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION— Meets on
the Fourth Wednesday of each month at Odd Fellows'
Hall. Charles H. Mann, President ; Henry Kimball,
Vice-PrisiJent; C. T. Pidwell, Secretary; A. Himmel-
mann, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION —
Rooms, 325 Montgomery street. Colin M. Boyd,
President ; Daniel McLaren, Vice-President ; Henry
C. Squire, Recording Secretary ; E. B. Reed, Corres-
ponding Secretary : Wm. H. Watson, Treasurer ; Geo.
A. Cames, Librarian ; A. H.Grayson, Asst. Librarian.
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION—
Meets on the first Monday of each month in Odd Fel-
lows' Hall. J. A. McClelland, President; George T.
Bohen, Vice-President; Henri J. Hellman, Secretary ;
Henry B. Brooks, Treasurer.
tlNITED ANCIEXT ORDER OF DRTTIDS.
GRAND GROVE OF CALIFORNIA— The next an-
nual shssion will be held at Druids Hill in the city
of Santa Cruz on the firstTuesday of June, 1877. Jacob
Shew, of No. 16, Noble Grand Arch; James A.Louttit,
of No. 25, R. W. Deputy Grand Arch ; John Biter, of
No. 11, R. W. Grand Secretarj-; D. Coutolence, of No.
10, R. W. Grand Treasurer ; Gimthtr Moenlng, of
No. 4, W. Grand Marshal ; Charles Wittkopf, of No.
9, W. Grand Guardian ; R. J. Farren, of No. 27, W.
Grand Sentinel ; Adam Smith, of No. 12, W. Grand
Rep. for one year; J. Filler Miller, of No. 19, W.
Grand Rep. for two years ; Emanuel Block, of No. 25,
W. Grand Rep. for two years.
Groveg.
.AH subordinate Groves meet at Druids' Hall, 413
Sutter street. Officers are elected in March and Octo-
ber of each year.
SAN FRANCISCO, No. 3— Meets on Thursday even-
ings.
EUREKA, No. 4 — Meets on Thursday evenings.
NORMA, No. 5— Meets on Tuesday evenings.
SIGEL, No. 7— Meets on Monday evenings.
PERSEVERANCE, No. 10 -Meets on Tuesday even-
ings.
SCHILLER, No. 11— Meets on Wednesday evenings.
WASHINGTON, No. 12— Meets on Thursday even-
ings.
HESPERIAN, No. 15 — Meets on Tuesday evenings.
ELVIN, No. IC — Meets on Friday evenings.
LAUREL, No. 17 — Meets on Wednesday evenings.
TEMPLAR, No. 19 — Meets on Monday evenings.
LIVE O.AK, No. 22 — Meets on Wednesday evenings.
DEGHEE GROVE — COSMOPOLITAN, I No. 1 —
Meets on the first and third Sundays of «ach month.
Chapters.
PIONEER, N?. 1— Meets on the first and third Sun-
days of each month.
MISTLETOE, No. 2— Meets on the second and third
Sundays of each mouth.
HARTNAGEL, No. 3— Meets on the first and fourth
Thursdays of each month.
Circles.
BOADICIA. No. 3— Meets every Friday evening.
Draida Hall Association.
DRUIDS HALL ASSOCIATION — Meets on the
third Wednesday of each month. F. Stand, Presi-
dent ; Charles Weber, Secretary.
KNIGHT.S OP PTTHIAS.
THE GRAND LODGE OF CALIFORNIA —The
next annual meeting will be held at Stockton on the
second Tuesday in Febrniiry, 1877. Thomas Penni-
man, and F. P. Dann, Supreme Representatives; L.
M. Manzer, San Francisco, Past Grand Chancellor;
David Mi'Cliire, San Francisco, Grand Chani:ellor ; D.
P. Dcrrickson Marj'sville, Vice-Grand Chancellor;
Albert Rodgers, San Bernardino, Grand Prelate ; A.
G. Booth, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal, 604
Merchant ; George Cautns, San Francisco, Grand
Master of Exchequer ; Robert Bettebenner, San Fran-
cisco, Grand Master at Arms; W. C. Ashton, San
Francisco, Grand Inner Guard ; W. A. Chittenden,
Stockton, Grand Outer Guard.
Subordinate Lodges of San Francisco.
Election of officers occurs semi-annually in the last
week of June and December.
All San Erancisco Lodges meet at Pythian Castle,
913 Market street.
CALIFORNIA, No. 1— Meets on Thursday evenings.
DAMON, No. 2 — Meets on Tuesday evenings.
GOLDEN GATE. No. 3— Meets on Friday evenings.
LAUREL, No. 4 — Meets on Monday evenings.
IVANHOE, No. 5— Meets on Wednesday evenings.
ALEMANIA, No. 8 — Meets on Wednesday evenings.
EUREKA, No. 9 — Meets on Friday evenings.
EXCELSIOR, No. 12— Meets on Tuesday evenings.
HARMONY, No. 15 — Meets on Thursday evenings.
MYRTLE, No. IG— Meets on Tuesday evenings,
METROPOLITAN, No. 24 — Meets on Thursday
evenings.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED >IEN.
GREAT COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIA— Office of
Great Chief of Records. 604 Merchant, San Francisco.
Great Chiefe, 1876-77.
Great Sachem, Charles L. Wiggin, San Francisco;
Great Senior Sagamore, Grove L. Johnson, Sacra-
mento; Groat Junior Sagamore, George B. Katzen-
stein, Sacramanto ; Great Prophet, Benj. F. Josselyn,
San Francisco; Great Chief of Records, F. P. Dann,
604 Merchant street, San Francisco; Groat Keeper of
Wampum, Adam Smith, San Francisco; Great Rep.
G. C. U. S., M. S. Thresher (one year), Stockton;
Great Rep. G. C. U. S.. Adam Smith (two years) , San
Francisco; Great Rep. G. C. U. S., Benj. F. Jos.'ilyn
two "years) , San Francisco; Great Sannap, J. T. Camp-
bell, San Francisco; Great Guard of Wigwam, Charles
H. Brickwedel, San Francisco ; Great Guard of Forest,
George W. Whitlock, San Francisco.
THE PAST SACHEMS ASSOCUTION — Meets on
the tirst and third Saturday evenings of each month
at Red Men's Hall. Benj, F. Josselyn, President;
Henry A Chase, Secretary.
Subordinate Tribes.
THE POST SACHEM ASSOCIATION— Meets on the
first and third Saturday evenings of each month,
at Red Men's Hall. Benj. F. Josselyn, President;
Henry A. Chase, Secretary.
All Subordinate Tribes of San Francisco meet at
Red Men's Hall, 320 Post.
HI.\WATHA, No. 3— Meets on Monday evenings.
Jose Garcia, Sachem; J. A. Gilbert, Chief of Records.
MANZANITA, No. 4 — Meets on Wednesday even-
ings. James Youill, Sachem ; Louis De Young, Chief
of Records.
ST. TAMMANY, No. B— Meets on Friday evenings.
Richard Brown, Sachem; John F. English, Chief of
Records.
IRITABA, No. 6 — Meets on Thursday evenings.
W. D. Loos, Sachem ; Barnard Levy, Chief of Records.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
YO SEMITE, No. 7— Meets on WcdneBtUy evenings.
J. H. Hannaford, Sachem; I. N. Hoin, Chief of Re-
cords.
MIANTONOMAH, No. 9— Meets on Tuesday even-
ings. John Button, Sachem ; B. Wilcocks, Chief of
Records.
POHONACHE, No. 10— Meets Monday evenings.
John Smith, Sachem; M. Campbell, Chief of Be-
cords.
POCAHONTAS, No. 11— Meets on Friday evenings.
W. H. Knight, Sachem; F. A. Hornblower, Chief of
Records.
80TOYOME, No. 12— Meets on Thursday evenlngg.
James Larseu, Suchem ; Benj. F. Josselyn, Chief of
Records.
KLAMATH, No. 13— Meets on Friday evenings.
George Jenkins, Sachem ; S. B. McPherson, Chief of
Records.
MINNEWA, No. 25 — Meets on Tuesday evenings.
Peter Koppen, Sachem ; Julius Thierbach, Chief of
Records.
WILLEWAH, No. 33— Meets on Monday evenings.
Jacob T. McLaughlin, Sachem ; Thomas R. Judson,
Chief of Records.
TUSCARORA, No. 36— Meets on Wednesday even-
Inge. George F. Whitcomb, Sachem ; R. A. Marden,
Chief of Records.
NEW NARAGANSETT, No. 42 — Meets on Sunday
evenings. Frank Newhoff, Sachem ; John Edgar,
Chief of Records.
WAMPANOAG, No. 52— Meets on Thursday even-
ings. J. M. De Pass, Sachem; F. G. Randall, Chief of
Records.
ANCIEIVT ORDER OF HIBERXIANS.
The annual election takes place in March. The
Board of Directors, composed of State, County and
Division otBcers, meets ou the 2Uth of each month, at
Hiberuia Hall, 24U Third Ktreet. J. J. Donovan, Chair-
man of Board; J. W. Gillen, Secretary of Board.
County Offii^ers — John H. Gilmore, General President;
James Collopy, General Vice-President; John E. Don-
ovan, General Secretary; J. J. Lane, Assistant Secre-
tary ; M. J. Crowley, Treasurer; J. J. Donovan, Coun-
ty Delegate.
DIVISION No. I— Meets on the second and fourth
Friday of each month at Hibemia Hall. James
Hogan, President ; T. W. O'Brien, Recording Secre-
tary.
DIVISION No. 2— Meets on the first Thursday of
each month at Hibemia Hall. William Simpson,
President; M. C. Gorham, Recording Secretary.
DIVISION No. 3— Meets on the first and last Tues-
day of eacb month at Charter Oak Hall. John Galla-
gher, President; M. O'Meara, Recording Secretary.
DIVISION No. 4— Meets on the first and third Fri-
day of each month at Irish American Hall. Thomas
Eendrick, President ; James Guilfoy, Recording Sec-
retary.
DIVISION No. 5 — Meets on the first and third
Wednesday of each month at Tammany Hall. John
Gurry, President; L. Flanagan, Recording Secretary.
DIVISION No. 0— Meets on the second and fourth
Friday of each month at Irish .\merican Hall. Michael
Hogan, President; J. Judge, Recording Secretary.
DIVISION No. 7— Meets on the first and third Tues-
day of each month at Charter Oak Hall. E. W. Mc-
Carthy, President; Albert Murphy, Recording Secre-
tary.
DIVISION No. 8— Meets on the first and third Tues-
day of each month at Tammany Hall. John Kenney,
President; Thomas U. Flinn, Recording Secretary.
DIVISION No. 9— Meets on the first Monday of each
month at Irish American Hall. J. R. Dwytr, Presi-
dent ; J. W. Maher, Recording Secretary.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION
GRAND LODGE— Meetings .if the Grand Lodge are
held at the American Protestant Assoi-ilation Hall, 713
Mission street. J. C. Sargent, W. G. Master ; John D.
Coulie, W. G. Secretary. Office, 213 Fremont street.
CALIFORNIA No. 1— Me< td on Monday evenings at
A. P. A. Hall, 713 Mission street. George Dudley,
Worthy Master; C.J. Snow, Secretary.
YERBA BUENA No. 2— Meets on Friday evenings
at A, P. A. Hall, 71:1 Mission stieet. William Kane,
Woithy Master; W. Howe, Secretary.
GERMANIA No. 3— Meets on Tuesday evenings at
Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. L. Thumler, Wor-
thy Master ; Christian Zschiesche, Secretary.
PACIFIC No. 5 — Meets on Saturday evenings at
Champion Hall, Potreto. 8. D. Matthews, Worthy
Master; J. Harold, Secretary.
HARMONY No. C— Meets on Thursday evenings
at A. P. A. Hall, 713 Mission street. John D. Coulie,
Worthy Master; B. F. Hurlburt, Secretary.
INDEPENDENT ORDER
B*RITH.
OP
B'NAI
D. A. D'Ancona, President ; H. Loewenburg, first
Vice-President ; William Kieraki, second Vice Presi-
dent ; L. Ealmuk, Treasurer ; L. Flatau, Secretary ;
M. Heller, M. Selig, H. Landsberg, Trustees.
OPHIR, No. 21— Meets every Wednesday evening
at Bnai Brith Hall, 10."> Post street. L. 0. Levy,
President ; Marcus Levy, Secretary.
MODIN No. 42 — Meets every Tuesday evening at
B. B. Hall, 105 Post street. Jacob Liebes, President ;
M. Waterman, Secretary.
PACIFIC, No. 48— Meets every Thursday evening at
at B. B. Hall, 105 Post street. , President;
G. Goldschmidt, Secretary.
MONTEFIORE, No. 51— Meets every Monday even-
ing at B. B. Hall, 105 Post street. William Wolf,
President; J. Linderman, Secretary.
COLUMBIA, No. 127— Meets every Monday even'
ing at 413 Sutter street. H. Newman, President; D.
Marx, Secretary.
GOLDEN GATE, No. 129— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 413 Sutter street. I. Harris, President;
Edward Fischer. Secretary.
CALIFORNIA, No. 163 — Meets every Thursday
evening, at 413 Sutter street. 8. W. Lipman, Presi-
dent; Max Goldberg, Secretary.
Temperance Societies.
Independent Order Good Templars.
GRAND LODGE OF CALIFORNIA—
G. W. C. T., Jno. B. Carrington Denverton
G W. V. T., Mrs. C. E. Fowler Valley Ford
G. W. C. Will D. Gould Los Angeles
G. W. S., Geo. B. Katzenstein Sacramento
G. W. Treasurer, Dr. I. S. Halsey Vallejo
G. W. A. 8., Julius Lyons San Francisco
G. W. M., W. L. Carptnter San Francisco
G. W. D. M., Mrs. M. L. Walker Cambria
G. W. Chap.. Rev. Geo. Morris South Vallejo
O. W. I. Guard, Mrs. S. E.Wood Penryn
G. W. O. Guard, James Leonard Merced
G. W. Messenger, K. B. Barr ,' Vallejo
P. C. W. C. T., Rev. Jabez Walker Elk Grove
8. S. J. T., William Crowhurst Vallejo
CALIFORNIA LODGE. No. 7— Meets every Friday
evening at Grand Central Hall.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
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CONSTITUTION LODGE, No. 130— Meets every Fri-
dav evening at 105 Post street. W. A. Unshnell, W. C.
T. ; Mattiu A. Gage, AV. S.; M. U. Carpenter, L. D.
CRYSTAL FOUNT LODGE, No. 143— Meets every
Tuesday evening at 417 BubU street.
EVENING STAR LODGE, No. 114 — Meets every
Thursday evening at Grand Central Hall. H. M
Clinton, W. C. T. ; Samuel R. Kerr, W. S.
GOLDEN CITY LODGE. No. 175 — Meets every
Wednesday evening at Grand Central Hall.
INTERNATIONAL LODGE, No. 291— Meets every
Monday evening at Grand Central Hall, corner Sixth
and Market streets. H. S. Lovelaud, W. C.T.; Geo.
T. Eckstrom, W. S. ; George A. Lyons, L. D.
LIFE BOAT LODGE, No. laV— Meets everj- Monday
evening, corner Front and JacVson streets. John F.
Pinkhaui, W. C. T.; C. H. Rutherford, W. S.
LOTT.\ LODGE, No. ini — Meets every Tuesday
evening at 2a2 Swtter street.
MISSION STAR LODGE, No. 160 — Meets every
Tuesday evening at Congregational Church, Fifteenth
street near Mission.
SAN FRANCISCO LODGE, No. 108— Meets every
Tuesday evening at 911 Market street.
WALKER LODGE, No. 19')— Meets every Thursday
evening at 911 Market street.
BAND OF HOPE— Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens, officer.
FATHER MATTHEWS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. 1— Regular public
temperance meetings Sunday evenings at Irish Amer-
iban Hall. Wm. P. Sullivan, President; D. D. Mur-
phy, Secretary.
No. 2— Regular public temperance meetings on Sun-
day evenings at McCarty's Hall, corner Bush and Polk
streets. J. T. Hayes, President; J. M. Creed, Secre-
tary.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC T. A. B. AND LIBRARY
SOCIETY— Meets on the second and fourth Sundays
of eaeli month at St. Mary's C.ithodral. A. P. Ander-
son, President; Charles P. McCarthy, Secretary.
ST- PETER'S CATHOLIC T. A. k B. SOCIETY—
Meets on the second and fourth Sundays of each
month at the Library of St. Peter's Church. L. Flan-
nagau. President ; Matthew D. Killelea, Secretary.
ST. PATRICK'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND BEN-
EVOLENT GUILD— Meets ontlie first Sunday of eacli
month in basement of St. Patrick's Church. D. S.
O'Connell, President; Francis Shirley, Seir^^tary.
ST. JOSEPH'S C.\THOLIC T. A. B. & L. ASSO-
CI.ATION— Meets in the basement of St. Joseph's
Church. John McLaughlin, President; Martin
O'Brine, Secretary.
DASHAW.\Y ASSOCIATION— Meets every Sunday
evening at Dashaway Hall. 139 Post street. E. G.
Batturs, President.
SEAMEN'S TEMPERANCE LEAGUE— Meets every
Sunday evening at IIH Jackson street. Emily Pitt
Stevens, Secretary,
Miscellaneous Societies.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES — So\itliwest corner of
California and Dupout streets. George Davidson,
President ; Henry Edwards, First Vice-President ;
Henry C. Hyde, Second Vice-President; T. A. Blake,
Corresponding Secretary; C. G. Yale, Recording Secre-
tary ; E. F. Hall. Treasurer; Charles Troyo, Librarian.
The Academy is open to the public on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, fr<un 10 a. m. to 4 p. u.
Regular meetings on the first and third Monday even-
ings of each month
ACME AMATEUR MINSTRELS— Meets on each
alternate Wednesday evening. J. J. Cochrane, Pres-
ident ; Charles Hollister, Secretary; John Roche,
Stage Manager.
AID UNION— OflBce, 320 Sansome street. Meetings
are held on the first Wednesday of every month; Ad.
Herbst, President; James Vollman, Vice-President;
J. B. Golly, Treasurer; William Girzikowsky, Secre.
tary ; H. H. Quakemack, Manager.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY— T.")? Market street.
Rev. F. E. Shearer, Secretary.
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OP CARPENTERS
AND JOINERS— Meets on the second Wednesday of
every month at Charter Oak Hall. Robert Brook,
President ; James W. Way, Secretary.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS— Court Ronnf
Hood— Meet at A. P. A. Hall, on the second and
fourth Tuesday of each mcnth. Edward Lee, Chief
Banger ; F. Clifford, Secretary.
ANTI-COOLIE UNION— Meets on call. D. Condon,
Secretary.
APOLLO VEUEIN— Meets on the second Tuesday
of every month at 620 Bush street, John Hoss, Pres-
ident.
ASSOCIATED VETERANS MEXICAN WAR— Meets
at Hall, Bryant street near Third, on the second Thxirs-
day evening of each month. Thomas J. Knipe, Pres-
ident ; H. L. Van Geistefield, Secretary; J. F. Beke-
art. Treasurer.
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY— Meets on
the sscond and fourth Friday in each month, at 71 New
Moutgouierj- street. H. W.Schnlack, President: Henry
Heinz, Vice-President ; John Meiners, Recording Sec-
retary.
BAKERS' PROTECTIVE UNION— Meets at Apollo
Hall, corner of Market and Kearny streets. E. De-
blanc. President ; Joseph E. Lawlor, Secretary.
BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY— Corner Fifth
and Jessie streets. Rev. I. 8. Kallwh, Superintendent.
BAY DISTRICT FAIR GROUND A8SOCI.\TION—
Office, 317 Montgomery street, Nevada Block. A. K.
Grim, President; T. W. Hinchmau, Secretary.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS— San Fk.incisco Lodoe, No. 3— Meets every
Tuesday at 2 i". m. at Anthony's Hall, 417 Bush street.
T. W. keene, Exalted Ruler: L. F. Blackbnrn, Est L.
Kt.; J. N. Long. Est. Loyal Kt.; John Redlcuu, Grand
Leturer; C. W. Cogill, Secretary ; W. C. Crosbie,
Treasurer.
BOHEMIAN CLUB— Rooms. 428 Pine. Heury Ed-
wards, President; A. G. Bierce, Secretary.
BOYS' AND GIRLS' AID SOCIETY — 68 Clemen-
tina street. George C. Hickox, President; AlpheuB
Bull, Treasurer; George M. Johnson, Secretary and
Superintendent.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY — Rooms, 730
Montgomery street. Meets on the first Monday of
each month. William Lane Boojter, President; H. A.
Fox, Treasurer: J. P. McCurrie, Secretary.
BRITISH MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY' — Meets
on the fourth Tuesday of each mouth at Anthony's
Hall. Charles Wlllmot, President; Charles F. Gom-
portz. Secretary.
CALIl'"ORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY— 757 Market street.
William R. Wadsworth, Secretary.
CALEDONIAN CLUB-Meets on the first Friday of
eadi month at Third District Co\irt llrHim. D. A. Mac-
doniild, Cliief: James Mcl.eod, First Chieftain; Hugh
Fraser, Second Chieftain ; Hugh Macleay, Tlilrd Chief,
tain : Neil Cormlchael, Fourth Chieftain ; Dr. Vsn
Vlack, 8iU"goon.
CALIFORNIA EMIGRANT UNION— OfBco. 5 Mar-
ket stre< t. William T. Coleman, President; William
H. Martin, Soeretary and Agent.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION— Office, 114
Montgomery Block. Alpheus Bull, President; Jumes
Woodworth, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA PIONEER COURSING CLUB— Jae.
Adams, President ; W. Davidson, Secrttary.
CALIFORNIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION — Office. 328
Montgomery street, room 21, fourth ptory. Colonel
Henry G. Shaw, President; General John McComb,
Vice-President ; Frank G. Edwards, Treasurer; Major
David Wilder, Secretai-y.
CALIFORNIA STATE GRANGE— Patrons of Hus-
BAMDBT — J. V. Webster, Brookl\-n, Master; Amos
Adams, Secretary, 40 California street, San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS—
Incorporated, but not yet organized. Horace Davis,
A. S. Hallidie, William Ashburner, Trustees.
CALIFORNIA THEATER BOAT CLUB — Meets
monthly at Boat House, on Long Bridge. William E.
Mestayer, President ; Waller Wallace, Secretary ;
Harry Myers, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE ASSOCIA-
TION — Annual meeting in December of each year.
Laura De Force Gordon, President ; Mrs. Marian Hill,
Recording Secretary ; Mrs. Sarah Wallis, Correspond-
ing Secretary.
CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY — Meets
monthly at Huddy's Hall, Market street. S. Williams,
President ; R. T. Roberts, Secretary.
CASINO HISPANO AMERICANO — Sociai, Clcb-
212 Sutter street. Camillo Martin, President; J. M.
Roma, Vice-President; George Lette, Treasurer; S.
Smithers, Secretary ; M. Moutealegre, J. Carrascosa,
E. de Sabla, H. Casanova, N. Gaxiola, Trustees.
CELTIC BENEVOLENT SOCIETY— Meets on the
first and third Wednesday of each month at Irish-
American HaU. M. J. Wrin, President ; Thomas Gol-
den, Vice-President ; Michael Carroll, Recording Sec-
retary ; Peter Kehoe, Treasurer.
CHEBRA OHABAI SHALOME— Meets on Sunday
at Pythian Castle Building. William Davis, Presi-
dent ; S. Thiraanski, Vice-President; Bernard Livey,
Secretary ; Morris Carro, Treasurer.
CHEBRA AHABOTH ZION SOCIETY — Meets on
the third Sunday of each month at 105 Post street.
A. Bergman, President ; Jacob Gans, Secretary ; A.
Lipman, Treasurer.
CHEBRA B'NAI ISRAEL BENEVOLENT SOCIE-
TY— Meets at Charter Oak Hall on the third Sunday
of each month. Joseph Henry, President; Marquis
Levi, Secretary.
CLERKS' RELIEF SOCIETY — Meets monthly at
410 Kearny street. A. Wangenbeim, President ; A
Micheleen, Seuretary.
COASTING BOARDING MASTER'S AND SEA-
MEN'S Ml'TUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION— Meets
on call at 60C Montgomery street. J. H. Hines, Presi.
dent.
COSMOPOLITAN CULINARY SOCIETY— Meets on
the first Thursday of each month at 324 Sutter street.
Edmond Fouchet, Secretary.
COUNTY MONAGHAN SOCIAL CLUB — Meets at
Charter Oak Hall on the' first Wednesday of each
month. P. J. McKenny, President; P. J. McCafl'ery,
Secretary.
DAHLIA LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB — 204
Montgomery street. Meets monthly. William Sam-
uels, President ; Alex. Helman, Secretary; Joseph
Heyman, Treasurer.
ECUMENIC ORDER OF UNITED MECHANICS—
Worthy Grand Councii, of CALiFOBNiJk — James Van
Riper, Worthy Grand Architect.
Shop No. 1 of Unfted Mechanics — James W.
Riraington. Worthy Master ; Frank D. Morrell. Secre-
tary.
Senate No. 1 of United Mechanics — General A.
M. Winn, Worthy Architect; Frank 1>. Morrell, Sec-
retary.
Mechanics' State Councii^— General A. M. Winn,
President; John D. Condon, Secretary.
ERINA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY — Meets on the
second and fourth Monday of each month at Irish-
American Hall. Dennis Geary, President ; Jolm Mc-
Graw, Vice-President ; R. S. McCabe, Secretary; John
O'Neil, Treasurer.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY — Office, 414
Clay street. Martin Heller, President ; B. Hagen,
Vice-President ; Aaron Cahn, Treasurer ; Leo Elosser,
Secretary.
EUREKA TURN VEREIN— East side Powell street
between Pine and California. J. H. Jansen, Presi-
dent ; Charles Quedeiis, Secretary: Adolph Assmann,
Treasurer; William G. Koch, Li'ader. This society
numbers 130 members, and has 100 pupils.
EXCELSIOR SOCIAL CLUB — Organized 1870.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 31 Hunt street. J.
H. McCloskey, President; J. J. Hallahun, Vice-Presi-
dent; D. J. Hennesey, Recording Secretary; H. L.
Dunu, Financial Secretary; William Phillips, Treas-
urer.
EXEMPT FIRE COMPANY— Meets on the third
Monday of every month. Jerry Whalen, Secretary.
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY— Meets
at call of President at the homes of members. C.
Meyer, President ; Isaiah Cohn, Secretai^.
FOUNTAIN CONA^NTION— General A. M. Winn,
President ; Charles W. O'Neil, Secretary.
FRENCH AID ANT) EMPLOTMENT OFFICE— 120
Sutter street. V. Ressaj-re, Secretary.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY -Rooms, 706
Moiit^'omery street. H. Barroilhet, President : A.
Carrere. fiirst Vice-President; H. Roy, second Vice-
President ; Th. Leroy, Treasurer; A. Schroder, first
Secretary ; Ph. Sabatie, second Secretary.
FRENCH LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY —
Meets at 730 Muntgomery street. Mrs. J. Godchaux,
President ; Mme. E. Raas, Secretary.
FRENCH N.\TIONAL LIGUE— Rooms, l'>0 Sutter
street. Marc De Kirwan, President.
GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY — Rooms, 732
Washington street. Joseph Brandenstein, President ;
J. C. Meusdorffer, Vice-President; M. Conradi, Corre-
sponding Secretary ; C. Bundschu, Financial Secre-
tary ; H. Neilsen, Treasurer.
GERM.\N LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY —
Meets weekly at old Turn Verein Hall, G20 Bush street.
Mrs. Dr. Regeusburger, President ; Mrs. L. Taylor,
Treasurer.
GESANG VEREIN SCHWEITZERBUND — Meets
semi-monthly at old Turn Verein HaU. F. W.
Schulte, President.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC — Lincoln
Post, No 10, Department of California. Meets every
Thursday evening at 71 New Montgomery street.
P. C, D. M. Coshin ; S. V. C, i. B. Curtis: J. V. C,
John Ralston : O. D., A. J. Vining; O. G., John Gor-
man; Adjutant, John Upton: Q. M., C. P. Kelly; Sur-
geon, F. H. Johnston ; Chaplain, F. Manly.
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION— Office, 607 Clay
street. Meets at call of President. W. A. Asmussen,
President ; JuHuh Buhlert, Secretary.
HEBREW YOUNG LADIE.S' SOCIETY — Meets
every Thursday evening at 105 Post street. Miss
Belle Greenberg, President; Miss Nellie Schmidt,
Secretary.
HACKMEN'S PROTECTIVE BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION— Meets on the first Monday evening of
each month at Charter Oak Hall. Michael Kelly,
President ; Thomas Foran, Secretary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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HAMBURG ALTONA VEREIN— Meets every Mon-
day evening at Tivoli Gcrden, comer Stockton and
Sutter streets. H. Hembersi, President.
HAT FINISHERS' ASSOCIATION— Meets on call
of the President. A. Jackson, President; H. Isaac,
Secretary.
IMMIGRANT BUREAU— Office, 40 C.ilifornia street.
Mayor A. J. Bryant, CLairinan, Executive Committee;
J. Earl, Manager ; Joseph Carroll, Secretary.
IRISH-AMERICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY —
Meets at Irish-American Hall on the fiwt aud third
Mondays of eaeh month. 'William O'Countll, Presi-
dent ; Dennis Geary, Vice-President ; Charles Mc-
Vicker, Treasurer ; R. C. McCaithy, Recording Secre-
tary.
ITALIAN BENEVOLEiilT SOCIETY — Office, 430
Jackson street. L. Pen, President: F. G. Piccavoli,
Secretary. Meetings are held on the last Saturday of
each month.
IT.\LIAN LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY —
Eosa Caj^lieri, President ; Ildegonda Berelta, Secre-
tary ; Madame Boido, Treasurer.
ISRAELITISH FRAUEN VEREIN— Mrs. S. Foor-
man. President ; Leo Elossor, Secretarj". Meets at the
residences of members.
IVY CLUB— Social— Rooms, 120 Sutter street. L.
P. Cochran, President; George Fritch, first Vice-
President ; T. W. Collins, second Vice-President ;
Newell Winants, Secretary ; R. F. Bunker, Treasurer.
JOURNEYMAN SHIPWRIGHTS' ASSOCIATION—
Meets second and fourth Fridays of each mouth at
Sauders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. G. W.
Martin, President ; M. Campbell, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH— Meets on
Thursday evenings at Charter Oak Hall.
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK— Meets on the second
and fourth Mondays of each month ^t Charter Oak
Hall. M. Cooney, President; J. iu. Dwyer, Secre-
tary.
LABORERS' PROTECTIVE BENEVOLENT ASSO-
CIATION— Meets at Irish-American Hall on the first
Friday evening of each month. Patrick Sullivan,
President; Michael Callaghau, Secretary.
LADIES' SE.\MEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY — Meets
on the first Wednesday of every month at Union
Square Baptist Church. Mrs. C. D. Knight, Presi-
dent; Mrs. P. S. Williamson, Secretary.
LADIES' UNITED HEBREW BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION— Meets montlily, on the ocrner of Post
and Taylor streets. Mrs. J. 13remer, President ; Mrs.
Gosliosky, Treasurer; Mrs. Morris, Secretary.
LA SOLIDARITE— Office, 729 Montgomery street.
Meets at call of President. Marc de Kirwan, Presi-
dent ; Theodore Le Boy, Treasurer ; A. Bodonau, Sec-
retary.
LEAGUE OF FREEDOM— Meets on the first Tues-
day of January and June at 607 Clay street. Charles
Kohler, President ; Julius Buhlert, Secretary ; John
Siebe, 'IreaBurer.
LITTLE SISTERS' INFANT SHELTER— 612 Minna
street. Mrs. Joseph S. Spear, residence 817 Bush
street, Presideut; Mrs. W. C. Burnett, Secretary ; Miss
Humlster, Matron.
LONGSHOREMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION— Joseph Kidd, Secretary.
LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION— Meet* at
Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street, on the sec-
ond Tuesday of eai'h mouth. A. C. Freese, President.
George Scott, Secretary.
M.«NNERCHOR GLEE CLUB— Meets at old Turn
Verein Hall every Thursday evening. John Helz-
mann. President; H. Helgoth, Vice-President: Emets
Heuter, Secretary; G. Trautner, Treaeiirer ; H.
Holzhancr, Leader.
MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY— Meets at the
corner of Sacramento aud Drumm streets on the sec-
ond Tuesday of every month. Rev. J. Rowell, Presi-
dent ; William D. Bishop, Secretary.
MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION— Meets In Druids' Hall Building every Monday
evening. S. B. Peterson, Junior Commodore ; C.
Brown, President ; B. H. Madison, Secretary; L. Per-
kelseu. Treasurer.
MASTER MARINER'S EXCHANGE— 305 East street.
B. H. Madison, Manager.
MECHANICS' DELIBERATIVE ASSEMBLY— Gen-
A. M. Winn, President ; Ebenezer Knowlton, Sec-
retary.
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY — 1041 Market
street. Rev. J. B. Hill, Agent.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION— Major Gen-
eral John F. Miller, U. S. Volunteers, Commander ;
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, W. K. Smedberg, U. S. A.,
Recorder. Post Office Box, C40.
MILKMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION —
Meets every Friday at H5 Eddy street. George C.
Smart, Presideut ; A. T. Noble. Secretary.
MILLMEN'S PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION— Meets
every Tuesday evening at Mechanics Institute Build-
ing. W. N. Miller, President; D. D. Holland, Secre-
tary.
MINERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION — Meets
every Friday evening at Druids' Hall. Conrad Krems,
President ; J. W. Buflfum, Recording Secretary ; John
Lutgen, Financial Secretary.
MISTLETOE SOCI.\L CLUB— Meets at Mlrasole's
Hall. William D. Noyes, President; Fred. A. Bald-
win, Secretary ; Charles A. Jones, Treasurer and Man-
ager.
MUTUAL PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION— 113 Leides-
dorfl' street. Thomas Anderson, President; William
Stuart, Secretary.
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN ^T:ST — Meets
at Red Mens' Hall every Thursday evening. John
E. M.Dongold, President; E. B. Marx, Recording Sec-
retary ; C. W. Welch, Treasurer; J. B. Storall, Flnau-
cial Secretary; A. 8. Owens, Marshal.
NETHERLANDS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION-
Meets at ;!4 Third street. C. L. Steylaars, President;
A. P. DeWit, Secretary.
OCCIDENT CRICKET CLUB— Meets at the Recrea-
tion Grounds, on Folsom street near Twenty-sixth,
every Saturday. W. L. Booker, President; J. T.Cross,
Vice-President; J. H. Read, Secretary; J. P. Cix,
Treasurer.
OLYMPIC CLUB— Booms, comer Howard and New
Montgomcrj- streets. A.L. Bancroft. President; A. S.
Thompson, Vice-rresident: W. Levlston, Secretary;
C. A. Bfennet, Treasurer; L. P. Ward, Leader.
PACIFIC CLUB— Ki>onis, 530 California street. F.
Low, President ; Cutler McAllister, Secretary.
PHILHISTORIAN LITERARY 80CIETV- St. Ig-
natius' College. J. O'Sullivan, S. J., Prerident ; E.
McGary, Vice-President; C. Brunt. Recording Secre-
tary ; D. Mahouy, Censor; C. McGowan. Librarian
PLASTERERS' PROTECTIVE UNION - Meets at
Irish-American Hall on the first Monday eveulni-' of
each mouth. William Simpson, President ; Dennis
Mannix. Secretary.
PORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-Rooms,
.-ilO Bush street. Meetings are held every Saturday
evening. Big. J. M Bniga, Secretary.
BKIGEBS' AND srEVEDOUES' UNION — Meets
weekly at *TJ Pacific street. J«hn F.rbeB. Pr«>«ldi nt ;
John R. Mitchell. Secretary.
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PHOTOdRAPHir ART SOCIETY OF THE PA-
CIFIC — Meet-i on the first Fridsy of every month at
the leading photographic gallerifS of the city. Jacob
Shew, Prt'Bidout: George B. Rieiuan, Stcretary.
RUSSIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY — S. Martino-
vich. President.
8.\N FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION— Rooms,
313 Pine htrett. J. C. Duncan, President ; Pietro Mez-
zara, first Vice-Presidont; D.J.Oliver, second Vice-
President ; D. P. Belknap, Secretary ; -J. Ross Martin,
Assistant Secretary ; Robert Boy, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCI.ATION— 633 Com-
mercial street. J. P. Hoge, President; Thos. Bishop,
Secretary.
SAN FR.VNCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION—
OflSce. 10 Webb street. Levi Stevens, President; J. C.
Patrick, Treasurer; I. S. Allirn, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION—
312 California street. M. H. Myers, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO HAKMONIA — Meets at Thalia
Verein Hall.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION— Meets at the office of the Presideut on
the 21st of each month. Dr. McMillan, President;
Dr. .John T. Crook, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY—
126 Kearny street, rooms 43-4-4. Prof. William Ash-
burner, President; Henry C. Hyde, Vice-President;
C. Mason Kinne, Secretary; C. W. Banks, Correspond-
ing becretarj' ; C. G. Ewing, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PORT SOCIETY — Meets at the
call of the President. O. Eldridge, President; Rev.
J. Rowell, Secretary and Pastor.
SAN FR.\NCISCO MUSICAL FtTND SOCIETY—
539 California street. A. H. Beck, President ; Theo-
dore Knoll, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL MUTUAL PROTEC-
TIVE ASSOCIATION— .5.'W California street. John
J. Mundweiler, President; Theodore Knoll, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIP CALKERS' ASSOCIA-
TION — Meets on the first Tuesday of ever}' mouth at
IJarra's Hall, First street. Robert Cunningham, Pres-
ident; Thomas Cusack, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN— Meets every
first and third Wednesday in each month at 323 Turk
street. Ernst Denicke, President; Emil Momenthy,
Vice-President; W. F. Tnffer, first Secretary; Thau-
■wald, second Secretary; O. Burmeister, first Treas-
urer; F. Fortmanu, second Treasurer; H. Mattern,
first Leader ; F. Lochniann. tecoud Leader; Charles
Rudolph, thirtl Leader: A. Gysin, Librarian ; F. Maas,
Costumer ; Charles Hubert, Jacob Weiss and Henry
Plageniann, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN — Southeast comer o
Dupont and Sutt'T streets. Dr. D. Cohn, President ;
I. Hansen, Recording Secretary; L. Gundelttnger,
Financial Secretary ; Peter Spreckles and L. Bcrg-
mann,Vi- e-President.^; C.Friedberg, Librarian.
SCLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY— Meets on the first Tuesday of each month at
U02Davlsstr.it. S. Divisich, President; B.Bndoviih,
Vice-President; T. Martinovich, Treasurer; Thomas
Sargentich, S-jcretary.
SCANDINAVIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY— Rooms
71 New M(int;,'oniery street. Christian Freese, Presi-
dent ; A. C. M. Leverentz, Vice-President; Alfred A.
Enquist, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY — Mrs.
B. H. Madison, President ; Mrs. L. Mtirch, first Vice-
Prf..jldcnt: Mrs. Strand, second Vice-President; Mrs.
Catherine March, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Sophia
Johnson, Fiuaueial Secretary: Mrs Marie Anderson,
▲ssistaut; Mrs. Capt. Adolph Peterson, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY —
Meets every Wednesday evening at Howard Presbyte-
rian Church. Mrs. Charles Nelson, President ; Mrs.
J. A. W. Lundberg, Secretary.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN —313 Pine street. Under
control of the Art Association. Virgil Williams,
Director.
SEVENTH REGIMENT (N. O. 8. N. Y.)— Veterans
of the Pacific— I. T. Yarrington, Captain; W. R.
Smedberg. Clerk.
ST. ANDREWS' SOCIETY — Meets every Monday
evening at Young Men's Christian Association Build-
ing, 2:12 Sutter street. Samuel Irving, President;
John Daniel, Vice-President; James Patterson. Be-
cording Secretary. . ■
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNLA PIONEERS— Hall, 808
Montgomery street. William T. Coleman, President;
A. C. Bradford, Secretary ; Howard Havens, Treas-
urer.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA VOLrNTEERS— The
aunual reunion is held in April. Colonel C. Mason
Kinne, President ; General W. L. Campbell and Major
S. W. Backus, Vice-Presidents ; W. F. R. Schlndler,
Treasurer; J. B. Whitemore, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; J. C. Innes, Recording Secretary ; J. Ellis Hill,
Judge Advocate.
SAN FR.^.NCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN-
TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIM.ALS — R.wma, 614
Merchant street. Henry Gibbons, Presideut ; Jacob
Z. Davis, Vice-President ; James S. Hutchinson, Treas-
urer; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary.
SOCIETE PHILHARMONIQUE LAFAYETTE —
Meets monthly at 706 Montgomery street. Henry
Barroilhct, President.
SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE — Meets on the
first and third Wednesdays of each month at 818
Howard street. Joseph Kelly; President; William
McLaughlin, Vice-President ; James O'Connell, Treas-
urer; Jol'n E. Donovan, Recording Secretary; P. S.
Guerin, Financial Secretary.
SONS OF REVOLUTIONARY SIRES— Meet at 603
Washington street. General A. M. Winn, President;
Colonel William B. Eastin, Secretary.
YoujjG Men's Acxiuaby, S. R. S. — Colonel A. S.
Hubbard, Presideut ; Leroy Pratt, Secretary.
L.tDiEs' AuxiLiABT, S. R. S.— Mrs. Maria D. .\yre8,
President ; Miss F. Burr, Secretary.
Historic Council, S. R. S.— Hon. Amos Adams,
President ; Dr. 0. M. Blake, Sjcretarj'.
SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY — Alpha Council,
j No. 1— Josiah Earl, President ; General A. M. Winn,
Secretary.
I SWEDISH SOCIETY— Meets on the second Monday
: of every mouth at 71 New Montgomery street. N. P.
Jacobsou, President ; John Leverenz, Secretary.
STONE CUTTERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION—
Meetd at Irish-American Hall on the first Wednesday
evenmg of each month. W. F. Lewis, President; D.
F,. Hogan, Secretary.
ST. FRANCIS' MUTU.VL BENEVOLENT AND
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION— Meets on the first Sunday
In each mouth in basement of St. Francis' Church.
M. J. McGrath. President ; Colman J. Griffin, Secre-
tary.
ST. GEORGE CRICKET CLUB— Meets on the sec
ond Tuesday of each month at .''>31 Sacramento street.
Edward Blakely, President; 8. G. Foulkes, Vice-
President; J. E. Slinkey, Treasurer ; D. W. Davles,
Secretary.
ST. MARY'S LADIES' AID SOCIETY— Meets at St.
Mary's Hospital. Under the patronage of the Sisters
of Merey.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ST. PATUICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE— Met ts eemi-
mouthly at 700 Market streot. 'William Broderick,
President; Thomas J. Dorgan, Recording Secretary.
ST. PAULS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY — Meets on
the second Monday of each month at St. Paul's
Church. Peter Scheukel, President; X. Lannox. Sec-
retary.
ST. PETER'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETV— Meets on
the first Monday of each month at the school-room of
St. Boniface Church. Peter Kemer, President; Peter
Denner, Secretary.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL BENEVOLENT SOCIE-
TY (Ladies') — Meets at the residence of the pastorof
St. Patrick's Church every Thursday, at 3 f. m. Mrs.
Thomas W. Brenuan, President.
SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY— Semi-
a#uual meetings in January and July at 027 Commer-
cial street. New officers will be elected on the first
Tuesday in January.
SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY— Meets at the call of the
President at the Swiss-American Bank. F. Berton,
President; A. Borel, Vice-President; Swiss-Americiin
Bank, Treasurer.
TAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION— Meets at Hum-
boldt Hall. Eric Westine, President ; James Cook,
Secretary.
TEACHERS' AID SOCIETY— General meeting on
the first Thur.sdays of January and July at Rooms of
the Board of Education. Miss Kate Kennedy, Presi-
dent ; Miss C. R. CaiTau, Secretary.
TERRITORIAL PIONEERS— Rooms, 103 Montgom-
ery. Meet on the second Tuesday of every month.
Colin M. Boyd, President; David Meeker, Vice-Presi-
dent; A. Kneass, Second Vice-President ; Emoi-y L.
Willard, Secretary ; Colin M. Boyd, Treasurer.
ITEUTONIA SOCIETY— Meets weekly at Washington
Hall. Otto Boyer, President; E. Schnutenhaus, Sec-
retarj'.
THALIA VERELN — 204 Montgomery street. B.
Brandt, President.
UNION CLUB — Rooms, northwest comer Mont-
gomery and California streets. R. C. Rogers, Presi-
dent ; I. Lawrence Pool, Secretary and Treasurer.
UNION VETERAN LEGION — Headquarters, 708
Market street. J. J. Lyon, Colonel ; H. W. Voorhees,
Ma.ior ; C. J. Stees, Adjutant; J. Upton, Quartermas-
ter ; Joseph Hanna and Miller, OlHcers of the
Day.
UXITED BROTHERS— Meet on the last Tuesday of
each month at Charter Oak Hall. J. J. Donnelly,
W. C; M. Kelly, Secretary.
UNITED CAI.IFORNIANS— Meet every Friday
evening at Charter Oak Hall. J. D. Sullivan, Presi-
dent ; F. W. Lawler, Vice-President ; J. H. McCloskey.
Recording Secretary; H. L. Dunn, Financial Secre-
tary ; J. J. Cunningham, Treasurer.
UNITED FIRE ASSOCIATES— Meets on the first
Monday of every mouth at 232 Sutter street. William
G. Cue, Secretary.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION— 1417
Howard street. Jacob S. Tuber, President; E. Irving
Smith, Recording Secretary; B. K. Christopher, Cor-
responding Secretary; Rev. H. Cox, D.D., Librarian.
YOUTHS' DIRECTORY— 1417 Howard street. Jas.
R. Krfly, President ; Gustave Touchard, Treasurer ;
Ambrow P. Dietz, Superintendent. Under the patron-
age of Archbishop Alemany . A free intelligence office
and temporary shelter for boys.
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED
AND BATTALION— Composed of the surviving mem-
bers— There were .VX) men mustered in and but 1H2
mustered out. Meets annually on April '.ith. the anni-
versary of Lee's surrender. Z. B. Adams, President ;
C. Mason Kinne, Secretary; D. W. C. Thompson;
Treasurer.
VETERANS N. Y. C'JTH AND CORCORAN LE-
GION — Meets at Irish-American Hall on the second
Monday of each month. Maurice l>. Walsh, Presi-
dent ; Thomas Connolly, Vice-President ; Thomas
McOrath, Secretery; John Henry Blaney, Treasurer.
VEREIN ARION— Meets every Wednesday evening
on Market street, between Third and Fourth. Joseph
Cramp, President.
WEST INDIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION —
Matthew A. Phipps, President; James Hargro, Vice-
President; Robert E. Muir, Recording Secretary
WHITEMEN'S CIGAR MANUFACTURING ASSO-
CIATION — Meets every Friday evening at Tivoll
Garden. H. Brinkman, President.
Military U. S.
Headquarters, 105 Stockton. Major-General Irwin
McDowell, U. S. A., Commanding Military Division
of the Pacific and Department of California. Aid-de-
Camps to General lIcDowell: J. H. Coster, Captain
Eighth Cavalry ; B. B. Keeler, Captain Eighteenth In-
fantrj'; Samuel Breck.Major A. A. G., .\djutant Gen-
eral ; R. lugalls, Colonel and .Assistant Quartermaster-
General, Chief Quartennastcr; Henry Prince, Major
in Pay Department, Chief Paymaster; W. W. Burns,
Lieut.-Colonel Subsistance Department, Chief Com-
missary of Subsistence ; B. S. Alexander, Lieut.-Colo-
nel Engiucers, Senior Engineer Pacific Coast; H. P.
Curtis, Major Judge Advocate, Judge Advocate; C. C.
Keeuey, Lieut.-Colonel Medical Department, Medical
Director; Robert Murray, Colonel Medical Depart-
ment, Medical Purveyor; Edmund Schriver, Colonel
Inspector General, Inspector General; C. S. Stewart,
Lieut.-Colonel Engineers, in charge of Harbor Fortifi-
cations; J. A. Brodhiad, Major Pay Department, Pay-
master Department California; Charles P. Ea;^an, Cap-
tain and C. S., Depot Commissary of Subsistence;
George H. Mendell, Major Engineers, in charge of
Harbor Fortifications; William Myers, Major Quarter-
master Department, Depot Quartermaster ; James H.
Nelson, Major Pay Department, Paymaster Depart-
ment of California: William A. Rucker, Major Pay
Department, Paymaster Department of California ;
Samuel Woods, Major Pay Department. Paymaster
Department of California; John C. Mallory, First
Lieut. Engineers, Engineer Officer M. D. P. Ic D. C;
W. P. Martin, Captain M. S. K., on duty in Clothing
Department; Henry Johnson, Captain M. S. K., in
M.dical Purveyor's Office ; R. S. Williamson, Lieut.-
Colonel Engineers, Lighthouse Engineer Twelfth Dis-
trict; V. B. Hubbard. Captain Medical Department,
Attending Surgeon; Robert Allen, Colonel and Assist-
ant Q. M. General, awaiting orders; John Lafferty,
First Lieut. Eighth Cavalry, sick leave ; Michael
Dolan, Lieut. U. S. A., retired; John C. Kelton, Lieut.-
Colonel A. A, G. ; H. Leonard, Lieut.-Colonel Pay
Department, retired: W. Seawell. Colonel U. S. A.,
ret. red ; W. R. Smedberg, Captain U. S. A., retired.
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA — HeadqusHers
at 10,5 Stockton street. Ir\iu McDowill. Major-Gen-
eral U. S. A.. C(mimanding. Department Stafl' — Ma-
jor Samuel Breck, Adjutant General; Major H. P.
Curtis, Judge Advocate ; Colonel R. Innalls, Chief
Quartermaster; Captain Charles P. Egan. Depot Com-
mis-iarj- of Subsistenoe; Lieut.-Colonel C. C. Keoney,
Medical Director; Major Samuel Woo<l8, C'liiof Pay-
mas;er; Lieut.-Colonel W. W. Biirns, Chlrf Com-
missary of Subsistence ; First Tieut. John C. Mallery,
Engineer Officer; Coloml Edmund Schriver, Inspictor
General ; Major Henry Prince, Mnjor Wm. A. Rucker,
and Major James H. Nelson. PaymaKters.
ADJUTANT GENERALS' DEPARTMENT. U. S. A.
— t)fflcc, Itlo Stockton street. Samuel Breck, Mijor
A. A. G., Adjutant General Military Division of the
Pacific and Department of CaHfornia.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT U. S. A.— Colonel Rob.
Murray. Medical Purveyor M. D. P. &D. C; Lieut.-
Colonel C. C. Keeuey, Medical Director M. D. P. 4
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D. C; Captain V. B. Hubbard, Attending Surgeon M.
D. P. & D. C; Captain Henry Jolinson, Military
Storekeeper.
PAY DEPARTMENT. U. 8. A.— Major Henry Prince.
Chief Paymaster M. D. P. 4 D. C; Major Samuel
Woods, Chief Paymaster Department of Califuruia;
Major William A. Rucker, Major James H. Nelson and
Major J. A. Brodhoad , Paymasters Department of
California.
QUARTERMASTERS' DEP.iRTMENT. U. 8. A.—
Colonel li. In«nll8, Chief Quartermaster M. D. P.&.
D. C; Major William Myers, Depot Quartermaster ;
Captain W. P. Martin, Military Storekeeper Depart-
ment of California.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT, U. S. A.— Lieut..
Colonel W.W. Bums, Chief Commissary of Subsist-
ence M. D. P. & D. C; Captain Charles P. Kagan,
Depot Quartermaster.
V. S. Naval Rendezvous.
Captain Paul Shirley, Commanding — Office 504
Washington street.
U. 8. Naval Pay Office — 434 California street.
Military.
National Guard of California.
Commander-in-Chief — William Irwin, Governor.
Staff of Commander-in-Chief — Brigadier-General
P. F. Walsh, Adjutant General; Colonel Chalmers
Scott, Chief Engineer ; Colonel William Harney, Pay-
master General; Colonel Bernard D. Murphy, Judge
Advocate ; Colonel J. Campbell Shorb, Surgeon Gen-
eral ; Lieut. -Colonel O. Livermore, Aid -de -Camp;
Lieut. -Colonel James Logan, Aid-de-Camp ; Lieut. -
Colonel J. Henley Smith, Aid-de-Camp; Lieut. -Colo-
nel James H. Budd, Aid-de-Camp ; Lieut.-Coloucl
Charles E. Travers, Aid-de-Camp ; Lieut.-Colouel
Abrahiim Newman, Ald-de-Camp.
Major-General Commanding National Guard of Cal-
ifornia — George R. Vernon. Headquarters, 330 Mont-
gomery street.
Staff of Major-General — Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel
D. Mayer, Assistant Adjutant-General ; Lieutenant-
Colonel C. L. Weller, Ordnance Officer; Lieutenant-
Colonel A. W. Von Schmidt, Engineer Officer ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Henry S. Smith, Quartermaster; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Mark L. McDonald, Commissary of
Subsistence ; Lieutenant-Colonel P. W. Black, Inspec-
tor of Division ; Lieutenant-Colonel J. J. Tobin, Pay-
master ; Lieutenant-Colonel C. M. Gllmore, Judge
Advocate ; Lieutenant-Colonel C. K. Breeze, Surgeon;
Major Frank J. Skelly, Aid-de-Camp ; Major W. H.
Chamberlain, Aid-de-Camp.
Second Bri(fade.
Brigadier-General John McComb, Commanding.
Staff of Brigadier-General — Lieutenant-Colonel C.
Mason Kinne, Judge Advocate; Major Fred. G. Smith,
Quartermaster; Major J. M. Litchfield, Commissary of
Subtiistence; Dr. A. A. O'Ncil, burgeon; Major Frank
P. McLennan, Engineer Officer; Major John Muhou,
Paymaster ; Major David W. Laird, Ordnance Officer ;
Sergeant-Major M. Byrne, Staff Orderly ; Sergeant-
Major Charles Itichardsou, Staff Orderly.
FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY — Headquarters,
northwest corner New Montgomery and Howard
streets. George W. Grunulss, Colonel ; Oscar Wood-
hams, Lieutenant-Colonel ; David Wilder, Major ; Jas.
L. Fields, Adjutant; U. N. Wright, Quartermaster;
Ignntius Kipp, Paymaster; Sidney M. Smith, Com-
missary; James D. Whitney, Surgeon; Rev. John
Hemphill, Chaplain.
City Guabd (Co. B)— Armory, 318 Post. Henry A.
Plate, Captain.
National Gcam> (Co. C)— Armoi-y, 318 Post. Geo.
Humphrey, Captain.
Franklin Light Infantry (Co.D) — Armory, north-
west comer New Montgomery and Howard. R. H.
Orton, Captain.
ScMNEB Light Guard (Co. E)— .\rmory, northwest
comer New Montgomery and Howard.
Light Guabd (Co. F) — Armory, northwest corner
New Montgomery and Howard. James E. Hughes,
Captain.
Hf.wston Rifles (Co. H) — Armory, northwest,
comer New Montgomery and Howard. H. P. Bu»h,
Captain.
SECOND REGIMENT INFANTRY— Headquarters,
208 California. W. R. Smcdberg, Colonel: H. H.
Thrall, Lieut. - Colonel ; James A. Laven, Major ; 8. P.
Ford, Adjutant; Wm. H. Bruhns, Quartermaster;
Paymaster, vacant; Geo. R. Pidgeon, Ctmimissary ;
Edwin J. Fraser, Surgeon ; Hermann Schatfner, Ser-
geant-Major. %
Union Guabd (Co. A) — Armory, cor Minna and New
Montgomery. A. J. Fritz, Captain.
Thompson Rifles (Co. B) — Armory, Old Turn
Verein Hall. F. W. Pierce, Captain.
San Francisco Fcsileers (Co. C)— Armory south-
west corner Powell and Sutter. Ludwig Seibe, Cap-
tain.
Gebmania Rifles (Co. D) — Armory, southwest cor-
ner Powell and Sutter. Captaincy vacant.
Steuben Guard (Co. E)— Armory Old Turn Verein
Hall. Charles Wochatz, Captain.
San Francisco Cadets (Co. H) —Armory, comer
Minna and New Montgomery. George Bigley, Cap-
tain.
THIRD REGIMENT INFANTRY — Headquarters,
Hibernia Hall, 246 Third. Archibald Wuson, Colonel;
M. C. Battman, Lieiit.-Colonel ; J. J. Conliu, Major;
P. J. Tannian, Adjutant ; John Grant, Quartermaster ;
J. J. Mag\iire, Commissary; John J. McGeaghegan,
Paymaster ; Thomas Green, Surgeon ; Rev. Thomas
Larkiu, Chaplain.
MONTGOMEBY GuAHD (Co. A) — Armory, Hibernia
Hall, 246 Third. Charles Quinn, Captain.
Shields Guard (Co. B)— i\jmory, Irish-American
Hall. M. J. Wrin, Captain.
Wolfe Tone Guabd (Co. C)— Armory, 246 Third.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, Captain.
Meagher Guard (Co. D)— Armory, 134 Fourth.
D. J. Stillivan, Captain.
Emmet Life Guard (Co. E)— Armory, Irish-/Vmeri-
can Hall. Robert Cleary, Ciptain.
McMahon Grenadier Guard (Co. H) — Armory,
Red Mens Hall, Post street. John H. McMenomy,
Captain.
FIRST BATTALION CAVALRY — Headquarters,
corner Minna and New Montgomei-j-. John Sciireiber,
Colonel Commanding; A. Newman, Adjutant; Wm,
Corcoran, Quartermaster; A. G. Fitzpatrick, Pay-
master; A. J. Stewart, Surgeon.
First Light Dragoons (Co. A) — Armory, south-
east corner Minna and New Montgomery. John B.
MidiUes worth. Captain.
S.vN Francisco Hussars (Co. B) —Armory, south-
east corner Minna and New Montgomery. C. C.
Keeue, Captain.
Jackson Dragoons (Co. C)— Armory, southeast cor-
ner Minna and New Montgomery. M. Greaney, Cap-
tain.
Artillery.
FIRST CALIFORNIA GUARD (Light Artillery) —
Armory, Mechanics' Pavilion. R. G. Brush, Captain.
RAILROAD S.
75
Independent Military Orgranizationa.
CALIFORNIA JAEGER— Armory, soiithwest comer
Powell and Sutter— 75 members. Chris Spiegel, Cap-
tain.
FRENCH ZOUAVES — Armory, 730 Montgomery.
Lieut. Lutzen, Captain Commanaing.
GARIBALDI GUARD— Armory, 423 Broadway—
400 Members. A. Colonna, Captain.
GERMAN DRAGOONS— Armory, Old Turn Vereln
Hall— 50 members. George Raabc, Captain.
GERMAN FUSILEER GUARD— Armory, southwest
corner Powell and Sutter. B. Frank, Captain.
GUARDIA DE JUAREZ— Armorj', northeast comer
Mason and Broadway. A. de la Torre, Captain.
GUARDIA LERDO— Armory, 1524 Stockton. Cap-
talncy vacant.
INDEPENDENT McMAHON GUARD — Armory,
Hiberuia Hall. Thomas Bryan, Captain.
LAFATETTE GUARD— Armory, 730 Montgomery—
100 memoers. H. Perrier, Captain.
aCHUETZEN VEREIN— Armory, Old Turn Verein
Hall — 150 members. John Wulzen, Captain.
SWISS SHARPSHOOTERS — Armory, southwest
corner Powell and Sutter. A. Rahwyler, Captain.
UNITED BUTCHER RIFLES— Armory, Old Turn
Verein Hall. J. C. Neitz, Captain.
Railroads.
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC — San Francisco to Sacra,
mento. Route, via Vallejo and Napa Junction. A. D.
Wilder, Assistant Superintendent. Office, northeast
corner of Fourth and Towusend streets,
Napa Valley Branch— Via Vallejo, Napa and St^
Helena to Calistoga.
Marysville Branch — Sacramento to Knights' Land-
ing (Marysville) .
Northern Railway— Woodland to Williams' Sta-
tion.
CENTRAL PACIFIC — San Francisco to Ogden.
Principal office, corner Fourth and Townsend streets,
Sau Francisco. Leland Stanford, President ; C. P.
Huntington, Vice-President ; E. H. Miller, jr.. Secre-
tary ; Mark Hopkins, Treasurer; W. H. Porter, Aud-
itor ; S. S. Montague, Chief Engineer ; B. B. Redding,
Land Commissioner; A. N. Tuwne, General Superin-
tendent ; John Coming, Assistant General Superin-
tendent ; J. R. Watson, Gene*l Supply Agent ; F. L.
Vandenburgh, Superintendent Telegraph; T. H.
Goodman, G^eral Passenger and Ticket Agent; J.
C. Stubbs, General Freight Agent ; O. C. Wheeler,
General Bag^ge Agent.
VisALiA DmsiON- Lathrop to Goshen. John Com-
ing, Assistant General Superintendent; E C. Fellows,
Division Superintendent.
Tulare Division — Tulare to Mojave.
Oregon Division — Sacramento to Redding, via
Marysville, Chico and Red Bluff. J. A. Fillmore,
Supenntendent.
NORTH PACIFIC COAST — Snn Franoisco to To-
males, via Sun Quentin, Ran Rafael and Olema. Jas.
Campbell, Superintendent.
PLACERVILLE AND SACRAMENTO VALLEY —
Sacramento to Shingle Springs. Josiah Johnson,
Superintendent.
8.\N FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC — San
Francisco to Cloverdale, via PetaluniB, Santa llosa
and Healdsburg. P. Donahue, President; P. E.
Dougherty, General Passenger and Ticket Agent;
A. A. Bean, Petaluma, Superintendent.
Branch from Fulton to Guemeville.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC — Los Angeles Division —
Mojave to Los Angeles.
Yuma DmsiON— Los Angeles to Indian Wells.
Wilmington Division— Los Angeles to Wilmington.
San Diego Division- Florence to Anaheim.
Northern Division— San Francisco to Soledad. A.
N. Towne, General Superintendent, San Francisco;
E. E. Hewett, Assistant Superintendent, Los Angeles.
STOCKTON, VISALIA AND COPPEROPOLIS —
Stockton to Oakdale. W. G. Curtis, Superintendent.
Street Railroads.
CENTRAL— Reuben Morton, President ; John H.
Hayes, Secretary. From Oakland Ferry to Lone
Mountain. Sixth-st. Branch, from comer of Vallejo
and Davis streets to comer of Sixth and Brannan.
Office, 32 Turk street.
CITY— R. B. Woodward, President; M. E. Willis,
Secretary. From corner of Mission and Steuart to
Mission and Twenty-sixth streets. Dupont-st Branch,
from Oakland Ferry to corner of Mission and Twen-
tieth streets. Office, southeast comer of Mission and
Fourteenth streets.
CLAY STREET HILL— A. S. Hallidle, President ;
C. P. Campbell, Secretary. From corner of Kearny
and Clay to comer of Larkin and Chestnut streets.
Office, southwest corner of Clay and Leavenworth
streets.
MARKET STREET— Leland Stanford, President ;
J. L. Willcutt, Secretary. From Oakland Ferry to
corner of Valencia and Twenty-sixth streets. Branch,
from Oakland Ferry to comer of Devisadero and Ellis
streets. Office, northeast corner of Fourth and Towns-
end streets.
NORTH BEACH AND MISSION— J. C. Wilmerdlng,
President; H. W. Hathorne, Secretary; M. Skelly, Su-
perintendent. From corner of Fourth and Townsend
( via Kearny) to corner of Francisco and Mason
streets. Branch, from corner of Montgomery and
California (via First) to corner of Folsom and Twen-
ty-sixth, Office, southwest comer of Folsom and
Fourth streets.
OMNIBUS— Peter Donahue, President; R. A. Crom-
ley. Secretary; M. C. Jourdan, Superintendent. From
corner of Townsend and Fourth to corner of Market
and Montgomery (where transfers are given to Oak-
laud Ferry) , thence to corner of Powell and I^rancisco
streets. Branch, from comer of Jackson and Mont-
gomery to corner of Twenty-lifih and Howard. Office
725 Howard street. This company has a franchise to
construct a road on Montgomery avenue from Pacitlc
to Stockton street.
POTRERO AND BAY VIEW— J. L. Willcutt, Sec-
retary ; Francis E. Flint, Superintendent. From
corner of Berry and Fourth streets to Thirty-fourth
avenue. South San Francisco. Branch, from Fourth
and Bluxome via Fifth and Market to Oakland I erry
Office, uortheubt corner of Fourth and Townsend
streets. This company has also a franchise to run on
Dupoiit from Market to Post street, and down Post to
Montgomery.
SUTTER STREET— George C. Bode, President ; A.
K Stevens, Secretnrv; H. Casebolt, Superintendent.
From Oakland Ferry to corner of Market and Sutter,
by cable to I^rkln street; th. nee to corner of Ceme-
tery avenue and Point Lobos Road, with branches to
corii<r of Fillmore and Pa.lflc, Steiner and Union
and Mission and Fourteenth streeU. Office. 1304
Polk street.
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
CALIFORNIA STREET WIHE CABLE (in cimrse
of (•onstruction)— Lfland Stnnford, Presidtnt; E. I.
Ri>l)inBoii, Sfcntary. From Kearny strret to First
avenue, a distance "of ovor three miles. This road
■will convey passengers to within tlve blocks of Golden
Gate Park, and will open up a large district for scttle-
nieut. Offloe temporarily, at corner of Fourth and
Townsend streets.
RATES OP DOCKAGE, WHARFAGE AND
TOLLS, FOR THE PORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO— EstalyUshcd by the Board
of State Harbor Commissioners, June
7th, 18 76.
DOCKAGE.
PEB DAT.
Vessels under 10 tons 50
" 10 tons and under -Z't tons 75
" 25 tons and under 50 tons $1 25
" 50 tons and under 75 tons 1 50
75 tons and under 100 tons 2 00
" iOO tons and under l.")0 tons 3 00
" 150 tons and under 200 tons 4 00
2(X) tons and under 2.50 tons 6 00
'• 2.50 tons and under 300 tons COO
300 tons and under 400 tons 7 00
" 400 tons and under 500 tons 8 00
500 tons and under GOO tons 8 50
" ceo tons and under 700 tons 9 SO
" 700 tons and under HOOtons 10 SrO
800 tons and under '.)00 tons 11 00
" 900 tons and under 1,000 tons 11 50
': 1,000 tons and under 1,100 tons 12 50
' ' 1 ,100 tons and under 1 ,200 tons 13 50
•• 1,200 tons and under 1,300 tons 14 .50
1,300 tons and under 1,400 tons 15 50
1.400 tons and under 1,500 tons 16 50
" 1,.500 tons and under l.fiOO tons 17 .50
" 1,6(M) tons and under 1,7(X) tons 18 50
•' 1,700 tons and under 1,800 tons 19 .50
1,800 tons and under l,y(K) tons 21 00
" 1,900 tons and under 2,000 tons 22 50
" 2,000 louB and under 2,200 tons 2;^ 50
2,200 tons and under 2,500 tons 25 00
And 50 cents for each additional 100 tons.
Vessels loading or ballasting, half the above rates.
Vessels, after being discharged, may lie at the
w.JiarveH at half rates, subject to the orders of the
Chief Wharflnger. Vessels in outside berths, or in
the slips, or within premises in the possession and
under the control of the board of State Harbor Coiu-
missioDcrs, must pay half rates of dockage. Dockage
to eonimence upi>n a vessel making fast to a wharf, or
coming within said premises, and to pay for each day
or fractional part thereof as a full day. No deduc-
tions to be made for Sundays, holidays or rainy days.
TOLLS.
Vehicles drawn by one or more animals,
with loads not exceeding two tons
weight or 80 cubic feet 12 )i cents.
Loads in excess of two tons, for each addi-
tional ton or part thereof 6'j "
Grain, flour, potatoes and other vegetables.
pay for each ton or part thereof 5 "
Lumber, when hauled on the wharves in
loads of 2,000 feet or less 12^ "
Lumber landed upon the wharves or bulk-
head, per 1,000 feet, board measure. .10 "
Wood, per cord 12 >i "
Bricks, per 1.000 10
Coal and asphaltum, per ton 10 "
Iron, per ton 6'4 "
Ores, paving stone and ballast, per ton of
2,000 pounds 6)4 "
Hay. per ton of 2,000 pounds 10 i
Vehicles, for transportaticm liH
Wool, in bags, 3 cents; in bales, strapped. 4
General merchandise, per cargo, subject to
drayage, per ton of 40 cubic feet, or
2,000 pounds 6I4'
Cattle and horses, for transportation, each. 5
Cal yes, each 2 54
Sheep and hogs, each IH
Handcarts, each 5
Dry hides, each ^
BULES AND REOULATIOXS.
Any package of merchandise carried by hand on to
any wharf or landing (except domestic supplies for
private individuals, inteudetl for consumption and
not for Bale, weighing less than 100 pounds), 12)(j
cents.
Milk wagons, butcher wagons, bakers', lee and
laundry wagons, on their daily rounds, may pass free
of toll.
Empty packages returned to the wharf or any vessel
pass free of toll.
No toll -s^U be charged on donkey engines or steve-
dores' tools, going on to any wharf for the purpose of
discharging or loading cargo.
Loads must be estimated either by weight or measr
urement, as will yield the largest revenue — 2,000
pounds or 40 cubic feet to constitute a ton. excepting
coal, pig iron, asphaltum and stone, for which 2,240
pounds will be a ton.
Tolls must be paid on each load, as delivered or
received. Provided, however, that owners or con-
Fignees may pay in advance the tolls upon entire
cargoes, at schedule rates.
. All merchandise landed upon wharves from vessels,
and taken from thence in lighters or other vessels, or
warehoused without drayav,'c, must pay G'4 cents per
ton wharfage.
All merchandise received or discharged from vessels
lying at the wharves or within that portion of the
harbor subject to the jurisdiction of the Board of
the State Harbor Commissioners, into or from lighters
or other vessels, must pay five cents per ton, and
bricks, five cents per thousand. Lumber discharged
into the water, must pay five cents per thousand feet,
and piles three cents each. All timber and piles dis-
charged into the slips, must be removed within twen-
ty-four hours from the time of such discharge.
All merchandise landf d upon the wharves must be
removed the same da^ landed; provided, however,
that by the consent of the Wharfinger, and at the risk
of the owner, it may remain from day tb day, subject
to an additional toll for wharfage for every forty-eight
hours, or part thereof.
All merchandise remaining on the wharves after
the owner, agent or consifoiee has Ik en notified to re-
move the same, will be removed by the wharfinger at
the expense and risk of the owner.
Vessels and ther owners are liable for dockage, and
all merchandise is liable for tolls and may be held by
the wharfinger to secure the payment thereof.
No load exceeding five tons shall be admitted on or
off the wharves, except single packages.
Driving on any wharf or thoroughfare faster than a
walk, prohibited, and non-obfiei-vuuce of this rule will
subject the offender to prosecution for misdemeanor.
Parties holding part of the water front, under lease
from the Board of State Harbor Commissionurs, are
obliged to charge aiid collect the above rates, and any
person violating said rules will forfeit his lease.
LIST OF VESSELS
AND MANAOING OWNERS, OF THE PORT OF HAN FRANCISCO.
Khii>H.
Names. Tons.
Bluejacket 1396..
Coniraodore U30...
Dashing Wave...l054...
Kl Dorado 1H7_.
Gen. Butler 1224...
Geriuaniii 1216..
Grace Darling 10-12..
Lookout 1068...
Mnrenfe'O 478..
Kevere 829..
Shlrlev 1049..
Three Brothers...2y72..
War Hawk 1015..
Wash. Libb.v 104K.
\\cstern Shore... 1200..
jroina Owner.
.1). (I. Mills
.Samuel Blair
,c;has. Hanuou
Sanjuel Blair
.1'. B. Cornwall
.G. M. Bllnn
.r. B. Cornwall
.K. P. Ilowland
.,r. Kcnttield
,.Chas. Hanson
..George Howes
.L. B. Mastlck
.John Dolbeer
.SliupsonBros
BarbB.
Adelaide Cooper.. 397... C. L. Dlngley
Amelia 397...ChaK. E. Foye
Amethyst 356... P. B. Cornwall
.\rale 628...C. G. Athearn
Antioch 646...C. L. Taylor
Atalanta 8f>8...J. H. Mayhew
Aureola 822. ..Samuel Blair
Bherlng 280....W H Bordnian
Bohemia 248...F.Korl)ell Bros
Brontes 307.. .CM. Nordberg
C. L. Tavlor 367.. .C. L. Taylor
California 874... y. Blchard
Cambridge 256...N'. C. Brooks
Carollno Reed 653... C. L. Taylor
Colomo 853... Stevens, B &Co
Conctitntlon 248... N. Blchard
Coqulmbo 820....G. A. Meigs
Cvane 2y6...C.A.Low & Co
D. C. Hasklns 112... M. Pendergard
I). C. Miirrav 454.. .J. C. Merrill
Delaware 249... F. M. Rollins
Discovery 416.. .J. Kentfield
Dublin 706...1'eter Taylor
Ella 25.8...G. W. Prescott
Ellwood Cooper.. 658.. Francis Corbel
Elwood Cooper... 654... F. Korbcll
Emma Augusta... 28.5.. .S. B. Peterson
Enoch Talbot 123.5.. .J.Kentfld*Co.
Eureka 29fi...Chas. Goodall
Forest Queen 511. ..C. L. DlngJey
Frances Palmer.. 229.. .C. J. Janson
Fremont 477... I. Br:in8
Gem of the Ocean 630.. .C. L. Dlnglcv
Gen. Cobb 649... W. J. Adams
Grace Roberts 269.. .S. B. Peterson
Harrison :«4...M. B. Roberts
Harvest Home.... 598...J.J.McK!nuon
Helen W. Almy.„ 314... E. Freeman
Henry Buck 685....
Iconium 660.. .M. R. Roberts
Ido F. Taylor„... 621. ..S. Anderson
J. B. Bell 796.. . Sam '1 B. Blair
Jennv Pitts .S52... Adams. B.ACo
John Jay 541. ..H. P. Burr
Legal Tender...... 210... A. Crawford
Lizzie Williams.. 827.. .Samuel Blair
Malay 743... N. Blchard.
Mariana 949.. . Stevens B <tCo
Marmlon 823....!. W. Yates
Mary Bell Uobert8 36!»...M. R. Roberts
Mary Glover 7.38.. .S. L. Mostltk
Mtlanctbon 298.. .A. M. Simpson
Meuschlkoir 223...Fred'k Clay
Mo<loc 452.. .SI vert Johnson
Monitor 2.36... Chas. Goodall
Montana 651. ..C. A. Nutsen
Northwest 515...G. A. Meigs
Oak HIIL .W9... Kenton.H ACo
Oakland 534.. .G. \. Meigs
Occident 298.. .A. M. Simpson
• ircgon ^H8...W. J. Adams '
((sniyn 483.. ..Sam'l Blair j
Portland 494....'Sani'l Perkins i
H. K. Ham 5CH...Renton,H ACo i
Rival 2i»...A. M.Simpson i
Namet- 7V>iii. Mana'p Otvenr.
S. M. Stetson 707... It. D. Chandler
Samoset 6:(;!...Chas. Hanson
Shooting Stor 673....(.BIrniliigliQni
Sierra Nevada. 695....G. W. Hume
Tidul Wave 630...G. A. Moigs
W. H. Gawley 483...G. A. Melps
Webfoot 362...A. M. Simpson
Whistler 518.. ..\. W.SImpsMn
Wlldwood 10<t9...C.L.Tayl'r&Co
Zephyrof 328....
Brie»>.
Deacon 423.. .S. L. Elastic
Glencoe 179.. .J. Dolbeer
Hazard 399...Geo.W. Hume
Hesperian 241. ..J. Dolbeer
Hidalgo 175...J. Kenttield
J. B. Ford 197...C. Kirk
Josephine 218.. .H. W. Knrlb'm
Levi Stevens 526... Stevens, B &Co
Merchantmim 177.. .C. F. Swan
NautiUus 173...M. Turner
Orient 312....I. H. Bruce
Percy Edward.. . 219... M. Turner
Sheet Anchor 212.. .Jas. Flanagan
T. W. Lucas 307... J. Dolbeer
Tarn O'Shnnter.... 5!t2....Sam'l Perkins
Tanner 25.1... W. S.Williams
TImandra 120...J. C. Merrill
W.H.Dletz 4S7....J. S. Endlcott
Schooners.
A. P. Jordan 181... Peter Crack
Abbie 146.. ..L G. Jackson
Abrab'm Lincoln 66... W. H. Buhne
Active 148... J. E. Jacobson
Active 15... W. A. Johnson
Ada May 8'I...T. .Jennings
Addle Garcler 24...Pat'k Mallon
Adrlanna 96.. .Henry Cowell
Ag. Nlcoloyson... 98... M. Waters
Alameda .36... Phil. Caduc
Alaska 139... J. A.C.B'rnst'p
Alaska 32....racob S. Tabor
Alaska 2S...E.R.Thomas n
Alcatraz 35...
Ale.\lna 19...C.J.Ballnsiirale
Alfred Adams 69...T. W. McCol'm
Alice 232... J. A. Hooter
Alice Kimball I07...B. H. -Madson
Aman.ia Ager.... 100...N. Haynes
Amelia JIartln... 19...
Andrew Jackson. 37.. .H. J. Irwin
Angel Dolly 16... P. Price
Ann 15... J. T. Smith
Anno Hermlne ... 66...H. Alpln
AnnaThellen 16.. .C. Davis
Annie 38... J. F. Miller
Annie Aden 35... R. S. J. Aden
Annie Caroline... 2«)...Uenry Cllne
Annie Gee 155... John Simpson
Annie H.Johnson 39... G. W. McNear
Annie Harley 2;J...C. G. Wilson
Annie StofTer 120.. . Jens Jergena'n
Annie R. F'orbes. 40... E. Winslow
Apache 40.. .J. B. Piper
Arab 49.. .N. C. Ellord
Arago IS6...S. Perkins
Ariel 10S...AWVnSchmrt
Artful Dodger 63.. .S. B. Peterson
Arthur 48.. .J. B. Piper
Augusta Johnson 24.. .John Johnson
Aurora 193... E. P. Nisson
Azaleiie 41. ..J. H. RoUrts
B. F. Lee 87.. .J. Clement
B. G. Whiting.... 17...T.Abrahanison
B. H. Uauisdell... 134.. .James Tutlls
Banner 3.3.. .C. Harlev
Barkis 25...Jas. B. (hasc
Bartlctt Allen 26... H. V. Besler
Basquaire 20... W. Brown
Bay City 41...Thos. Nelson
Names. Tons. Mana'ff Owner.
Bella 3,5 (ohn F. Miller
liosslc Everdtng. 74...A. Dodd
HinniuiDia 13...A.C. Bothemer
Big River 160... And. Anderson
Bill 30.. .J Mitchell
Bill the Butcher. 82... C. Christiansen
Black Diamond... 41...C. Krutzleldf
Black Swan 23...F. F. Lansdulc
Bobolink 170...S. Perkins
Bonanza 135.. .H. B.WIUIams
C. Allison 44... F.Brown
C. H. Merrlthew . 89... B. H. Hansen
C. L. Place 2!i...J. B. Piper
C. T. Winslow.... 43...Wm. Wltzman
Caleb Curtis 39... W. E. Domett
Caledonia 11...0. Hall
California 120...J. ,J. Smith
California 23... D. Irabaran
Calllornia 50... N. Blchard
Calistoga 29...G. Barblrle
Camilla a5...F. TUfbrd
Caroline 42.. .J. M. Avery
('uroline E. Root. 120... E. Hlggins
Caroline Z 32... Rich. Johnson
Caroline Medau... 7.3... H. Madison
Caroline Mills 48...B. C.Generaux
Carrier Dove .54....Tacob Jansen
Cussie Hay ward.. 1<«...H. M. Haywrd
Catherine 32... M. C. Nisson
Cath. Miller :i5...W. H. Nichols
Cesur Bruns 49... R. Hansen
tk-ceila Maria 2.3.. .C. Decker
Challenge 44.. .J. S. Morgan
Champion 44... H. C. .Vomers
Chas. G. Wilson. 59.. .C. G. Wilson
(!harlotta 37.. .George Grav
CliristinnStcnens 70....Geo. H. Collins
Cinieron 10... M. Osburn
Cinderella 2(i...N. H. WolflT
Clara 30.. .B. IL Madsen
Clara Light 179...H. S. TIbby
CXihasset 21... P. Hansen
Cohimbia !«...B. H. Madsen
Col. Baker 77... W. Marten
Columbus 36.. .J. B. J'Iper
Concordia 98...Thos. Han.-en
Cora 155.. .J. G. Jackson
Cordelia 25.. .S. Gabledu
Courser 358....nA Thompson
Cygnet 2.37.. .J. L. Sanford
D. S. Williams.... 416...C. M. Decker
D. W. Tleljen.... 49... H. Koopmau
Dagniar
Dashing Wave... 146.. .J. McKlnnon
David and Ettle. 69... Geo. H. Collins
Dolphin 9... J. Mitchell
Dora 42... I'eter Jacobson
Dreadnought 183... Fred Clav
Dreadnought 40... J. S. Rider
Eclipse 234... John Dolbeer
Eddy 39...E.R.Thomab'n
Eden 43...E<I. Christ
Edith 98.. .S. Johnson.
Edward Louis.... 47...EdwBri| Lang
K. J. McKlnnon. 70...J.W.Jesp«Tson
Electro 92. .J. B. Ford
Eliza 10.. .A. Seuiez
Eliza Bloke 19.. .A. Matherson
Elko 148... A. A. (x>hcn
Ella 260... G. W. Prescott
Ellen 9...
Ellen AdellB 33... T. O'/arrell
Ellen Gundersun. 36....*. Von Togen
Ellen Morla 15... M. WllllamsonI
Ellnora 2.5... H. Pelersou
Elnorah Hi6...C. Lass
Elvenla 146... K. (Jee
Emille Fronscu... 86... Henry Jonscn
Emllle Martin 19.. .C. Iverson
KmilleSthroeiler. 85... A. S. Jensen
Emily 34.. .John Manix
Emily F. Blchard 39...M.K. M'Klnna
Kmtly Howard... 31... N. Bruns
Kmily Lundt 34... H. J. Spelman
Emma 48... P.N. Remlllord
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Name*. Ton' .
Emma A Louise. 89.
Emma Utter 279.
Energetic 17.
Ecergy 2^
Enterprise 190
Enterprise 16.
Eudora 73..
Euphemla. ^-Ci.
Eustace _ 184.
Eureka 29.
Eveline 40,
Excldere 43.
Express 35,
F. E. M. Bernard Zx
F. W. Crawford. Xi.
Falrtleld 29.
Fannie 61
Fannie Hare 164,
Fanny A. Hyde... 92
Fanny Gllmor !K).
Fannv Jane 120.
Favorite 23.
Favaway 51.
Fellcitv 22.
Flora Maybel 13.
Flying Eagle 22
Flying Mist 57,
Forester 15.
Fortuna _ 23,
Fourth of July... 50,
Fourth of July... 15.
Francis 18.
Francis Ford 12.
Free Trade 92.
Frlthlof 243.
Galiitea. 94..
G. F. Train 27..
G. W. Prescott... 113.
Garibaldi 42.
Gaslight Si).
Gen. Harnev .W.
Gen. Miller 109.,
Gen. Ord 93.
Gen. SIgel 30.
Geo. Louis 41.
Geo. J'. Ha.ib 123.
Geo. Pcabofiy 5.5.
Geo. Washington 24.
Georgle Wood.s.... 60.
Glide 13..
Glory 14..
Golden Fleece..... 127.,
Golden Fleece 48.
Gi.lden Gate 98.
G'llden Br.le 61.
Goliah 43.
Gooil Templar.... 126.
Gotama 199.
Granger 43.
Greenfield 30.
Greyhound 149.
Oussle Klose 95..
H. Beudel 74.
H. Carolina 22..
H. C. Almy 12.
II. L. TIeman 143.
H. K. Hadlow.... 24.
Hi'len Sutton 21.
Hnmlet 15.
Hannah Ma-llson 134.,
n«rp _ 10..
Harry 25.,
Harvest Queen... 32.
Hattle Porter 28.,
Haves liM..
H>'cla 46.
Helen Merriam... 67..
Hera. 889.
Herman 66..
Hlnda 61.
Ho King 24.
Horace 36.,
Hi>ward 73.,
Hueneme 5..
Humboldt
I. B. LunU 130.
Ida 16.
Ida 16..
Ida Florence „ 58.
Ida Jane 14.,
Ida Schnauer 2J5.
Industry 72.
Ino 98.
Isabel 210.
Island Belle 41.
Ivanhoe _ 120.
J. B.Leeds 229
Mi/l-i.tig Oivner.
..v. Engermiian
...llenrv Dllllng
..J. Volght
...H. Petersen
...J. W. Mc.Mlep
..C. H. Parker
.John F. Miller
..H. Botcher
..E. Newman
..L. Darby
..H. Rcmltlard
..F.Rus.selmann
..J. n. Rider
..R. Fernandez
,.C. H. Altken
..W. H. Nichols
...J. Mlchelson
..Charles Hare
.S. B. Peterson
..I. E. Davis
..P. Caughell
A. Warner
..Wm. Borchers
..Jos. Mitchell
..I. Gutte
..T.W.McColum
,.A. 0. HIchborn
..Chas. Wolff
..Oarl Hoysel
..J. T. Smith
.G. Treschuren
.. E. B. Baker
.J. de Younge
..(). Mattson
.J. B. Ford
..Jos. Hanson
..H. TInknnm
..Wm Borchers
..F. 8. Kedfleld
.J. F. Miller
.N. Bruns
..A. Llndholm
,.A. Juchter
,.H. Maybel
..J. B. Jones
..A. Peterson
..J. B. Piper
. P. Norris
.J. N. Pancets
..J H. Jacobson
..W. 3. Bonne
..B. H. Madsen
..H. Kllm
.'.C. F. Kroger
..Jos. Madsen
..Thos. Collier
..L. H. Long
..A. Oawford
.K. Hlgglns
..N. Fank
.W. A.Johnston
.A. Crawford
.11. Casanova
..D. .Smith
,.Wm. Green
.B. H. Madison
.J. Bowers
.J. B. Piper
..J. F. Thor8<lon
.A.C.Wentw'tb
.G. II. Emerson
..J. T. Pelerson
.B. H. Madsen
.Jesse Holladay
'.D Beadle
.Richard BiUlIs
.J. Lent
.Jas. Laflln
.H. C. Brane
..O.Kiistel
.Jas.McKlnnon
.J. Dentra
Z. Taylor
,.P. A. !<anberg
.P. Mar.^iano
.C. Schiianer'
..H. J. Brown
R. (i. Blxbee
.W. Blackwood
.Matt'w Turner
..R. G. Blxbee
.. N. C Larscn
yainet- Tons. Mana'a Owner:
J. C. Cousins 49.. .S.C.Nathan
J. E. Hasklns 33...
J. a. Wall 98,...John3tockfeIdt
J. H. Roscoe 80... P. Veaney
J. -M. Brock 134...C. C. Brock
J. N. McCune. ... 28...
J. Wlghtman, Jr. 73...A.P.HouehstM
J. P. Haven :«...C.J. Frodrk.xon
James Townsend 168<..H. Wethert)ee
Janios Byrnes 34... L. Terkelson
Jennnette 35... T. Harder
Jennie Stella 293... E. B. Dean
Jennie Thelen 146...
Jessie Fremont... 29... Geo. Schmidt
Jessie Nlckerson. 18.5.. .8. Bonetleld
Johonne 90... W. H. Meyer
John and Samuel 74... S.H.N. Bowd'n
John Bright 132... E. Newman
John Fri>(|ertck... ^...E. Corolnese
John Hancock.... 1.38... H. Wetherbee
John Hunter 84... J. J. Wolw'rth
.Tohn Lambert 30... C. H. .^Itken
John SlcCullough ?i..L. Olson
John Nagel 66.. .J. J. Smith
John N. Ingalls. 9.5.. .J. J. Smith
John Stllson 37... R. Karrasow
Joseph 66... J. C. Merethew
Joseph Perkins... 297...A. Powell
Joseph Woolley.. 120... J. N. Ingalls
Josephine 18... U.K. Anderson
Josle 49... D. Wetgen
Kate Blaklston... 17... J. M. Peterson
Kate L. Heron... 26...
Katie Holmes. ... 27...S. M. Damon
Klttie Stevens 131...C. C. Brock
Klaskanlne .58... John Klnnder
Kosta Sacramento 38...Jas. Nevlan
La Glronde 205...B. C.Geheraux
Lark 10... R. E. Tinker
Last Chance 28...P. Jacobson
Laura M. Damon 21.. .Wm. Roberts
Laura May 247..„H..\ckerman
Laura Pike 146...L. E. Larsen
Leader 9...C. Patterson
Legal Tender 175...G.J. F.WIndng
Len Young 33.. .J. D. Burner
Leo 173... R. G. Byxbee
Lettitia 247...C. C. Brock
LIgurIa 23...L. Terkelsen
Lilly May 10. .E. A. Anderson
Lime Point 20...F. Tllford
Little River 97.. .Jos. Han.tou
Ll/.zie Derby 98...H..\.Thonipsn
Lizzie Madison... 132... .\. .\nderson
Lizzie B. A 19...K. J. K. Aden
Lizzie T. .-Vdams. 27.. .J. A. Phimuer
Lizzie White 2I...C. G. White
Lola 19.3... James Madden
Loleta l'.'0...K. Korbel
Lookout 19... J. B. Piper
Lorenzo and Wm. 23....I. B. Piper
Lottie Collins 69... J. Nelson
Louisa Morrison 95...Jno. S. Morgan
Louisa Simpson.. 91....\ndr'w Hagen
Louisa West 19.. .G.G. Williams n
Lovet Peacock.... 349.. .C. A. Nntsen
y\. E. .\uderson._ 40... .\. T. .Anderson
M. Mamrcis 41. ..Chas. Brendt
:\I. V. Harlnian... 36... A. S. Hall
Mabel and E<llth. 49... A. A. Cohen
Moljel Scott 77....Steph. Hlgglns
Madeline 34... C. E. Sorensen
Maggie Douglass. 49... John Martin
Maggie Johnston 135... J. 8. Morgan
Magnolia 47... And. .Anderson
Marguerlta 19... L. Holton
Marietta 142...J.L.LeBalllst'r
.Mai-tha&Elizabth 58...K. C. Elford
Martha W. Tnft...l73...J Jensen
Mary A. Fernand'z 49... B. Fernandez
Mary Alice 26...G. Borblrie
Mary Buhnc 147.... A. H. Paul
Mary Cleveland. 91...M.E.Jesperson
Mary Deleo 49.. .C. Thompson
Mary Ellen 78...C. Ooodall
Mary E. Hall 27.. .J. N. McCune
Mary F. Cruz 46.. .B. Fernandez
Mary Gould 22...Mich'l8 Daneri
Marv Gratwick... 33... .\. .\nderson
.Mary E. Huss.... 23.5...N.C.Erlandsen
Mary H. Nelson. 3!t...H. Bolsen
-Mary Hart 49... ,\. Arens
Mary Jo.seph 23... A. K. J. Klahn
Mary Zephyr 49... Louis Zephyr
blaster Mar'ucr... 39... P. Hanson
.Matinee 37.. .C. F. Dean
5Iaxim 117.. .J. O. Jackson
Same). Tont. Mana'a Owner.
May Queen 12.3....S. B. Peterson
Mc(1ellan 24.. .C. Davis
Melltia 8...P.A.Hhlvorson
Melrose 25...H. C. Clarke
Meniloclno 93.. .J. F. Hlgglns
Mendocino 14...T. W. .Moore
Merchant 19... G. W. Terrell
.■Mlnctte 24...J. «). Harlow
Mission Canal.... 48.. .Charles Davis
Mo<loc 48... J. B. Piper .
."Montana _ 93.. .C. Anderson
Morning .Star i»...B. H. Madison
Mose 72...A. Brown
Mountain View.. 43.. .Chas. Schiller
N. B 48... W.H.Johnston
N. L. Drew 121...A. H. Paul
N. Van llergen... 49...il.Chrlstlansen
Na Malole 50... A. P. Bllven
Naga>_ 20...T.W.M'O.llum
Napa City 47... .\. Knudsen
Nathalie 31... R. .Tohnson
Nautilus 4-3... W. H. Farwell
Ned Beal 12...T. (Usen
Nellie Carter 48... A. W. MIUs
Nelly Rich 4«...A. G. Rich
New England 17...J. W. Chllds
New York 15... H. Cruz
Newton Booth.... 91. ..J. Himla
Niantlc 21...Krank Tllford
Ntcollne 69...H. F. Hageuah
Nldams a8...J.F.W.Perm'n
NImrod 2S...J.H.BIumL'nbg
Norway 193...Slven Jonnson
Numanola ...
0.8. Fowler 3.5...D. Shlrpser
Ocean Peart l!i6...J. H. Bnice
Ocean Spray 8.3... J. Kentfleld
Onwanl 35...C. Goodall
Ofpgonlon 247... R.W. Simpson
Osceola (scowj.... 48.. .A. Crawford
Otsego 36.. .B. W. Johnson
V. and I!. No. 6... 15.. .J. B. IMper
P. and R. No. 7... 25...J. B. Piper
PaclHc 149... Peter Crack
Page 110...N. Blchard
Pannonia l!r7...A. Kustei
Parallel 148... Wm. .M. Smith
Pastime 6.. .J. W. Tavlor
Patriot 57... L. A. Peterson
Pauline Collins... 69...G. H. CoUlns
Pet 49...H. L. Hev
Phil. Sheridan.... 146... C. Brown
Phu'be Fay 49. .George Thole
Pioneer 12.. ..\. W. TInemon
Plute 4fi...J. B. Piper
Plow Boy 39...J. O. .lennlngs
Precursor 74.. .J. C. Hawiey
Premier 308... Geo. Fritch
I'rosperc.us .34...('. Benfelt
K. B. Handv 74... L. Lorentz
Rainbow 43...WiUlom Smith
Rambler 23... B. A. Tvler
Reaper 17...J. A. H. Pritz
Ited Fish 2.5...C. Decker
Redwood 27...E. P.lunienberg
Reliance 33... J. B. Steams
Reliance „ 35...Sam'l Burnett
Reporter 3:ff...W. G. Hall
Restless 74...F.Rus6elmann
Itlngleader 41... F Ru.sselmann
Rival :B...C. C. Hill
Robbie Hunter.... 57... Fritz Volght
Robert & Minnie 99.. .J. Noylon
Rochester 15.. .M. R. .\den
Rock of Casbel... 22...C. Barbiria
Roscoe _ 9».J. Welch
Roselia 39.. .C. L. Place
Rough and Ready .56... Louis Larsen
S. E. Perr>- 39... I). Wltgen
S. M. Coombs W...P. W. Gray
Saccoro 21... Henry Platte
Sacramento 98... Wm. Sparks
Salamander 30... J. 01.«en
SanBuenavnturo 181. ..J. .1. Smith
San Diego 3y...N.W.Joa'msen
San Joaquin 16.. .Wm. May
San Lorenzo 29.. .A. Pelerson
Snn Mateo 1.5... R. Barron
Santa Rosa 25... D. Sullivan
Saririi 106...J. C. Eschen
Sarah .\nn ai..„C. Hansen
Sarah Louise 49...Henrv Corlcy
Scotland 78.. .C. L. Ta.vlor
.Sea Foam !I2...L. G. Peterson
Sea Nymph 9I...C. Goodall
Selma 87... H. A.Thomp'n
Serena Thaver.... 206.. .J. C. Gunn
LIST OF VESSELS.
79
SS'ajnes. Tom. iPaing Owner.
Severn v-Six 3S...F. C. Jorvis
Shooting Star 57...C. ^V. Reed
Slorra 2.^....IniiR>s t^inlth
Sllv.T Cloiul :!.'...C. Smith
Sine Johll^c)Il. 7-4. ..J. E. t'linlfaiit
Skvlark 4o....\. K. Toiii'reB
Sneezer XI... J. O. A. Tllton
Sohiiio 71...F.IlAVntenun
Scinora 14... G. Barbleri
Sophia iiajrer. 3.5...San)uel }51ythe
Suptiiu Johnson.. 2:)...AV.U.l)ll'gh'ni
Sophia Wetiger... 6-4... E. Kruz
Speciilat on 16... F. C'nirothers
Speril 31. ..J. \V. Holt
Sguibob 3fl...Jns. .McKlnley
St. Thomae: 62.. .Jos. Johnson
Staghouiid 137... .\. Crawford
Star 4S...F. Russelman
Star of Freedom. 2-1. ..T. Leni. Meyer
Silna KIcnIalson.. 45.. .J. C. Jiirgens
Stranger 152... W. G. Hall
Superior 205...Fred'k Clay
Susan A. (iwens.. ;?0...]*I. oisen
Susie 47... W. H. Nichols
T. Alonzo 23...E. Taylor
Taflle 14.. .T. Hanson
Tartar 4I»...N. C. Ellbrd
Teutonla 94.. .J. H. Stiickniyr
Theo. H. AUen... 48...W. N. Selby
Thereso 74...A.C. SegllhorBt
Three Brothers... 37... T. Collie
Three Sisters 62...5Iartln Wolt'rs
Toi:cao 20....T\V.M(Collum
Travc.er 33...J. G. Jennings
Truckee 14S...A. A. Cohen
Twilight 1*5... E. P. Nlssen
Twin Si.'iters 74.. .C. A. Hooper
Two Brothers 5(>...l'. Coyhlll
Uinpquu .50.. .Thomas Long
Una 200... B.G. Bvxbee
Uncle .\be 30.. .W. H. Nichols
Undaunted ftS...AV. C. Lyudo
Undine 144.. .A. Kustel
Unga 20...TW.McCollum
Urania 80... 1). Shlrpser
U. S. Grant 33...H. Klhn
Valentine Alviso. 27... H. J. Jarvls .
VanderbiU 98.. .AV. Lawrence
Venus 118...A. Dodd
Veto 47.. .S. M. Soinmers
W. F. -Mnrsh U6...Geo. Bayley.
^V. 1[. Jleyer 246...Cha9. Nelson
W. H. rrescott... 113...
AV. H. Stevens.... 147.. ..A. Crawford
W. S. I'helps 101... Freem'n Smith
AV. Whipple 29...J. Smith
AVar Eagle 34. ..E.K. Thompson
AVave 10...E.K.Thomp.son
M CKt Wind 3fi...J. B. J'lper
AVestorn Home... 13.5.. .Jos. Jr.hn.son
AVllii Gazelle 114...TAV.51cColIum
AVillian) 40.. .John Jurrs
AVilliam and Albert 33... C. Pnrnow
AVllUuni HlckB 5S...AV. A. Stuart
AVni. L. Beebe .._ 296....I. I. Smith
AVlllow 15...J. (llsen
AVlnrield Scott 50.. .T. Thompson
AVItch of the Bay 22...J. B. J'iper
AVm. Frcilerlck... 42...Charlcs DavIm
AVm. Hamilton... 24... Dau'l Morrison
AVm. 11. -Marcy.. 10.S....U. S. Govt.
AVm. L. Beebee.. 2i«...J. J. Smith
AVm. Sutton 71. ..E. Konnlng
Wonder 49...Enos Taylor
Yo.iemlte 28...
Z. B. Heywood... 107... J. F. Lorenz
.Sloop*.
Adallne ,. 18.. .J. Adams
Agua Callentc 9.. .J. Herman
Albatross 21... J. Thorkclsen
Alice Stotl'en 18... H. Smith
Amanda 14... I'. Tranton
Anna Matilda 34. ..S. K. Nurse
Annie 12...\V. n. Learv
Belle „ 15...J. G. Sachelo
Burrod 1!»...H. Plltte
Bud 13.. .L. Sharron
C. E. Long 17... N. Larco
C. L. Place 2!t...J. B. Piper
Caroline 40...K.M.Barleybn
Ceres. 17... A. Johnson
Convoy 18.. .C. Madcen
Cynthia 2:i...P. Donahue
A'ames. Tons. ^Paing Owner.
D. N. Darlington 2I...AV. Gorman
Domingo _ 17... P. Norrls
Dorlnda 25....A.A.L'derback
E. n. Christina... 13...]>. Tranton
E. J. Cllne 14... G. Smith
Echo 27... J. Anderson
Emcllar 14...H. C. Clark
Enmia 2!)...A. F. T. Klahn
F. AV. Crawford.. S.'?...,!. Smith
Fearless 22.. .J. F. MoUer
Forest Prince 13... P. Hansen
Franklin 1S)...C. E. Hansen
Gazelle 15...J. J. StotTcn
Gen. Taylor ll...n. Mohr
Go Ask Her 12... C. Gotxlnll
Harvest (Jueen... 21. ..J. W. Kee<l
Hector 2.3... .T. B. Piper
Hero 14... E. (>. Kliodes
Helen Eliza 9...F. D. J'ratt
Hector 16...M.C.ninuchard
Hudson 11...E. C. Hartord
Impossible 12... E. AVarmouth
Indepemleuce.... 0...I. Kraslion
J. .K. McClelland !)...A. J. Strutse
Jcnnv 9.. .J. (iberg
Jenny Llnd 9...F. A. Dlerck
Jilt 28...AV.H.Chapm'n
Jnlla 17... P. Brown
Kitturah 2S...A. Schultz
Liberty 10... D. AV. folger
Lotus 13...E. Moody
Louisa D.Merrltt 16...MaryAnderson
Miiggle 11... T). Splalne
Maggie Kobluson 16... H. Greenwood
Mary Ann 8.. .11. AVIIson
Slary E. Donlvan 1G...J. Laflin
Mary Hart 12.. ..I. Iiudlam
Mary .1. Shelly... 17...S. Sullivan
May Flower 15... J. Gomez
Mflvlna 11. ..AV. Lamping
Mvsterv ;C.. George Ellis
National 14...A. Smith
National 9...C. Giles
Nelly 8...A. Drjer
Ntcollne&Doretha 19... K. Jenson
Norman 19.. .AV. H. Nichols
P. A. Owens 37...S. Johnson
Pike County 35...A. Kctelfon
Phoebe Muyhew 18.. .J. Low
Plumas 18... I. Kashon
Uucen ol" the Bay 18... F. Malbrlch
Bavenswood 15.. .C. Moor
Rhode Island 10...P. Thomas
Rincon Point 11...N. P. Beck'
Roman 8... J. B Frlsbee
Ruth 15... P. Thomas
Sallna 20.. .Charles Abel
Sam Slick 12... P. Norris
Sarah Annie 21...Chcs. Hanson
Sarah I'ratl 14...F. Tllford
Sea Onll 13... F. Tllford
Shooting Star 11... P. Minor
Sierra Nevada ... 1(5.. .J. H. A. StolTen
Solfcrino 20... M. .leiimnU had
Star 12...T. W. M 'Colhini
Startled Fawn.... 14.. .AV. H. Ruiidel
Swan 10... G. James
Sycamore 35... IM. E.C.Charrol
T. G. Lamb 9...AV. McGet
Thomas Brown.. 29.. .F. N. Laughey
TIta 8...L. Storrey
Tomales 17... .A. C. Bogart
Troublesome 11...0. Ellis
Vigilance 13...J Milton
VIolante 10... J. Nevis.
A'Irglnia 11...
AV. A. AVlnder... 5... N. Anderson
AVest Wind 10... J. George
AVIdgeon 13... J. Goodrldgo
AV. H. J 17.. .A. Peterson
SteauiNhiiia.
AJax 1.^54...0regon S. 8. Co
Alameda 813...C P R R Co
Alexander 2!io...John F. Miller
Alex. Duncan.... 118.. .J. F. Bvxbee.
Alice 74... F. M. Benson
Alice Garratt 2S5...T. C. Walker
Alvarado 49... I. Burns
Ama.lor 897... C P II R Co
Amelia 38.5...C P R R Co
Amelia 17...
Anasba 39... Harbor Com
Ancon 1540.. .C. Goodall
j^aiiiet. Tous. Manama Owner.
Antelope 581...C P if RCo
Anilocn 71...(;. Tunier
Areata 220.. .J. C. Hawley
Banner 175...
Belle !K)...Chas. Nutsen
Brisk 132... A. A. Cohen
Bullion 147...Thos. Selbv
C. M. Small 98... J. R. Rlileout
Callfomio 674...Ben Holllday
Capitol 162.5.. .C P It R Co
Caroline 68.. .G. AV. Hooper
Carqutneg 102...L. B. MIzner
Centennlol 22...L.H.Terkelson
Ceres 120...F. W. Eaton
Chin du AVan 182...C P R It Co
Clara Bell 54...H. McNeil
Clara Crow 60... Lewis Twang
Clinton 194...M. S. Latham
Colorado 179...
Columbia HI. ..A. M. Simpson
Commodore 100.. .Geo. F. Bragg
Constance 148...)'ope <fe Talbot
Constant Ine 492.. .C. (ioodall
Continental 96...C. Harley &Co
Contra Costa 449.. .M. S. Latham
Coqullle 246.. . AVm. C. Lvnde
Cord 298...C 1* R R Co
Cordelia 60... AV. Ilomnerbrg
Cornelia 382...C 1* R R Co
D. E. Knight 168... D. E. Knight
Diana 8...AV. H. Bubne
Donald 1.32...C. Goodall
Dover 184...C P R R Co
El Capltau y9«...C P R R Co
Elaine 16.. .8. Menzles
Elk 24...J. Keves
Ellen 48... B. B. Minor
Emma 68...G. G. Plnkham
Empire f screw)... 7*2... Donald Beadle
Empire City 102...C P R R Co
Enterprise 24H...L. .Stanford
Express 74... E. Jones
Fanny Ann 88....Thos. H. Selby
Favorite 73.. .0. McCann
Flora 224...C P R R Co
Flora Temple 304... P R R Co
Frolic 32...A. Cornwall
Gem 230...C P R R Co
GIpsv 142...C. Goodall
Gooiiman Castle.. 160...C P R R Co
Gov. Dana 300...OPRRCo
GuRsle iAl'Alpiue. 17...C. Goodall
Gussle Telfair 4I3...C O&MexSSCo
H. H. Buhne 98... J. Kentlleld
Hallie 7...
Horrict 94... Louis Haas
Hattle Flckctt.... 3.'H...Stocklon N. Co
Hope 74. ..J. Barron
Humboldt 389....E. B. Cousins
Idaho 1077...C. Goodall
J. H. Redmond... 48... J. H. Redmond
J. M. Donohue... 7:»...I'. Donohne
.lennlo Guwne.... 38...
John L.Stephens. 1837... Ownd InOregn
Julia 520...C P R R Co
Kate 22...H. F.WUIIams
Lark 271. ..C P R R Co
Larkln 24...(' P R R Co
Laura Ellen 26.. .C J* R R Co
Lizzie 69... John McGuIre
Lookout (tug) 64. ..J. Kentlleld
Los Angeles 493.. .C. Goodall
Lottie 19...C. (ioodall
Loidsa 368.. C P R R Co
JI. S. liOihaiu 264... P. Donahue
Mare Island 338... J. McGuIre
Slary Anne 77... H. H. Buhne
31arv Tavlor 47...S. P. Taylor
.Allllen (irItUlh.... 115...PMSSC0
Allnehuha 10...C. Goodall
Mohongo 13:J1...( '. Cooilall
.Alojave 193...B.Jl.H'tsh'me
Montona 10(M...C. (Joodall
Monterey 194...C. (ioodall
Moulton 293...C 1' R R Co
Mount Eden 74... R. Barron
Neponsel 60... G. W. Chase
Nei)tune (tug) 119.. .M. GrllJIth
New World 531... C P R R Co
Newborn 943.. .Col. .>;. N. Co.
Newport 1(«...SPAJA Hooper
NlnaTllden 107...H..M.H't«h'n)e
Oakland 1B72...C I' It R Co
nivmpla 49;)... D. B. Finch
( irltlamme 19n2...( )regon S. S. Co
ttrlzahn 1244.. .C. (ioo<lall
Parthcnlus 2iM... Philip Caduc
80
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
yamei. Tons, urging Owner,
Paul Pry 331...C P R K Co
Pearl 31...0. Hall
Pelican.^ — 651... P. B. Comwoll
Pet 36...C P R R Co
Petaluma 24!t...R. WnftR
Pilot 146... H. B. Minor
Pioneer i:fr...N. Anderson
Pioneer 62... K. D.Wheatley
Pioneer 2i...L. Halpht
Poco Tlenipo 2.'<...Jacoli Cousins
Princess lftl...I. Bums
Kabonl (tug) 98... B'k I). Coal Co
Red Bluff 244.. .C P R RCo
Reform 132... A. Nelson
Reliance 2;<7...C P R R Co
Relief 146.. .N. Anderson
Rescue (tnjf) 172... M. Griffith
Xanue. Torn. M'ana'g Otvntr.
Rival 26... C P R RCo
S. L. Mastick ISM...S. L. Mastlck
S. M. Whipple.... 235...S. M. Whipple
Sncramonto 541.. .C P R RCo
Salinas 14H...C. noo<lall
Snn .loatiulu 24S...J. H. Roberta
San Joaquin 78.. .Sac. Wood Co
San Jose 29... J. C. MerrlU
San Lorenzo TZ...C. Goodall
San Vicente 146...J. C. Rels
San Liils 31B...C. Goodall
Santa Cruz 295.. .C. CSoodall
Senator 1012.. .C. Goodall
Sllffo 87...F.W.Hutchs'n
Sol Thomas lr(t.) 82... John Kentfleld
Sonoma 179... J. J. StofTen
T. C. Walker 236...C P R R Co
Oamet- Tons. Mana'g fhvner
Taronia 240...Cha». Hansen
Thoroughfare 1013... C P R R Co
Transit 29.. .C P R R Co
Tulare 162...C P R R Co
Vallejo 241. ..C P R R Co
Vaquero 106.. .E. Jones
Vanina 176...T. Dwyer
Washington 14«...G. Terschuren
Washoe 5M)...C P R R fk>
Water Witch (tug) 40...M. Griffith
Wilson G Hunt... ...B. W. Mudge
Wizard 117.. .C. Goodall
Wm. Taber 974.. .Jno. T. Wright
Yosemlte 1272...C P R R Co
Yonkon 20...R.II.Wat'man
Yuba City Belle. 32... (J P R B Co
Zenith 24.. .H. Wetherboe
MORTUARY REPORT.*
OFFICIAL LIST OF NAMES, AGE, OCCUPATION AND DATE OF DEATH OF ALL ADULT
MALES WHOSE DEATHS WERE REPORTED TO THE BOARD OF
HEALTH DURING THE TEAR 187C.
Xame Age
AbclEB ....73
Actcr Geo 37
Acklaud Edwd T..54
Adam Geo 44
As-'ather Henry 35
AKgor Peter 29
Ahcrn Owen 2ft
Ahrt Jncob 40
Albreeht Kranz 41
Albrlcht C H ^
Allan A\'\n 5!)
Allen James F 3.'.
Allen John .....30
Alvez Francisco.. .25
Alviird James H...52
Amos Geo W 33
Amos John 32
Anderten John 31
Anderson Isaac 42
Anderson James...52
Anderson John 32
Anderson John ...46
Anderson John 50
Anderson John 55
Anderson N G 36
Andrezejowskv J.50
Anstett Armand...26
Anthony James.. .51
AnthuB John 53
Arellano lKnaclo...30
Arnold .\ Ti
Arnold Chas 11 40
Arnold John 45
Arnold Wm 35
Aschom lames E.47
Afhlev Eldrld»;e...40
Ashlev SIdncv J. ..64
Atfrldfje John 56
Auberl Joseph 58
AuNton Joseph B.24
AvuecHh J(din 23
Axeneher Frouk...28
Bachle Leopold 24
Boclcaliipc M 28
Backholtz Henry ..33
Backus Theodorc.30
Bacon Geo W 65
Bain John C T 60
Bailey K S 37
Ballev John :»
Bailey R K 21
Bailey Wm 40
Baker James 75
Baker John.. 32
Balch Stephen M .50
Ball David H 51
Ball Thos A 5-1
Bnlsom .Fames 42
Bancroft W W 3.3
Bannan John 3(!
Barbanlch G 2.1
Barber Gideon N..35
Barber Thlllp G ....39
Hiirelos Servlrlan..30
BarkK Thos 3!l
Barney Thos V 47
Barnwi-ll Arthur...36
Barrett John 48
Barrow Michael.. .47
Occupafn Date
Nov 8
laborer ... Auir 20
porter Auk 10
Nov 2
JmIv 28
miller May 3
tailor Sept 6
brewer... Sept 24
blacks'h.. Feb 26
liquors.... Auk 27
Oct 27
teamster. Mar 19
Dec 19
woodch'r Nov 10
Nov 16
Oct 7
mason July 1
farmer June 11
loborer... Aup 4
Jeweler... Dec 27
May 10
seaman... Auk 9
May 26
restaur't . June 1
seaman ... Nov 5
Oct 22
brewer... Dec 26
publisher Jon 4
Aug 31
Mar 27
teamster. June 20
Auk 16
Oct 31
Julv2S
Feb 17
seaman ... Nov 14
Feb 5
seaman ...June 20
Mar 24
June 7
stevedore Apr 27
cari'enter Jan 17
Nov 7
4i>iy23
cabin tmr Aug 9
clerk Nov u
seaman ... Sept 17
shlpwr't.. Mar 22
phy8ic'n..June 2.3
laborer Oct 12
clerk Auc4
machln't. Feb 2
laborer Feb Ifi
farmer Nov 27
Dec 21
bookb'dr. Mar 21
Ins ttgt Sept 20
Julv 30
Nov 24
boatman.. Oct 10
flshcrnin. I>e<- 22
carpenter Dec 22
May 4
harness'r June 14
^pr II
Sept 17
merchant Jan 13
saddler Dec 2:1
July 27
Name Age
Barry Daniel 70
Barrv Thos 39
Bartlett E M 45
Batchelor K P 42
Butteou.x Dantel...50
Baudot Jean B J ..45
Boumann Carl 71
Bayer Jacob 36
Buarudet Julian....5.'?
Becker Geo 25
Beckhausen H G..26
Bi'ckland N P 61
Beco Jiiseph .58
Beeknian Jarae6...50
Beer Wm J 33
Bi'Kgs James 42
Behern Jlanuei F33
Bell ('has : 43
Bellerini Kmile 49
Benrtcl Bernhard..31
Benjamin G B 21
Bennett Geo N 44
Bercke Julius 72
Bcrper Gustav 23
Bergman A L 33
Bergner John A....44
Berham Wm 37
Berket Wm 25
J^crnard G .51
Borndt Chas 39
gerrltl V Horace N 30
Berrv Albert 69
l>rr"v John J 35
"eswlck N D 38
{Jevan John 28
j'evse Oscar 46
I'liun Wllhelm 30
i'tggins )'atrlck.....37
"igley John 43
B|ron Ilvman 97
Bishop Ulchard 38
Bishopp G H R 52
Blaine Wm 29
Blake Geo H .12
Blake James .53
Blake Michael 30
Blokcnev Ben] F..34
Blanchard H 62
Blchm Peter 70
Blossom T M 29
Blum John 38
BobardClms 49
Boch Ru<loli)h 46
B.iekenhlde H .35
Bogart Jacob (' .59
Bohan Mathew 46
Bolado Julian .52
Bfiian James 44
Bolan Neil 25
Bolander Byron ....26
Bolander Fred A. ..24
BoioThos 87
Bonal Jean 73
BiinettI Gluseppe..40
Bonettl Joseph 2-1
Bongert John .57
Bonis J .54
llonnet (;«slmer....35
Booth Adam 63
Borckley GeoTN.27
Occupatn Date
Julv 16
miner Oct 19
:Augl3
atty Dec 28
Julv 25
Tan 1
Julv HO
July 10
tailor Sept 21
Sept 27
clerk Mnr 4
Aug 15
cook Dec 21
shocmkr. Sept 22
seaman... Nov i
supt G Co May 10
seaman... Apr 23
MarS
restaur't.. Sept 25
Oct 2
clerk Sept 6
Oct 14
Nov 1
cook Dec 9
agent Sept 2S
July 23
stogemau Aug 16
longshr'n.Nov 20
Sept 12
seaman ...June 21
Dec 16
May 8
clerk Nov 7
farmer JIar 8
oiler .Aug 13
Mar 21
Dec 12
laborer.... Dec 8
mason_... June t
Dec 29
stonectr... Jan 20
winemkr. I)cc 7
July 12
cook Nov 10
Sept 3
nallmkr... July II
Apr 26
physician J line 24
Dec 1
Sept 29
merchant Mar 27
cook Dec 28
Oct 6
grocer Jau 24
pilot .Aug 19
laborer Mar 31
merchant Dec 9
mason Oct IH
driver Sept 9
Aug 10
July 24
shipping.. Apr 6
Jan 31
June 15
waiter Muv 27
S''pt 17
Sept 9
Api 16
merchant t'ct29
BlayS
Xante Age
Bornemann Ferd..32
Bosk Michael 46
Bosso John B .50
Bourche .Matthew 26
Bowen R W 34
Bowers lienj D 56
Bovlan Thos F 27
Bo.Miger.-ion Peter 37
Brace Wm W 39
Bradbury Wm J....48
iiradley Robert :«
Braley G H 66
Biandekar (,'has..,.4K
Braiider John S 42
Brauer AIcjIs 46
Brenilell Ernest 46
Brendt Lewis 39
Brennan Wm 28
Bret John .50
Breuer Jacob 54
I'riggs Henrv 27
Brighton Wm 34
Brignardello G 56
Mrin Nlcliolas 45
Brood ChasC 57
Bromiuer 1) 41
Ijrown Frank 48
Ijrown Henry 28
Ijrown Henry 32
Brown Robert 22
Itrown Robert K ..62
Brown Setb .55
Itrown Wm 31
liruwnie Johy 47
Itrowiilee ,Iobn 60
Brownlie Jas L ft3
Brun Anthony 55
Brunn .\lbert 20
Bruns Herman 49
Brvont Alex H.„....64
Itiichanaii A W 47
Hucliannn Henry..48
Buchanan John.. ..38
Buchanan Wm T..21
lluchholz (' 67
Buckley Samuel ....38
(^ulcu^ehron H 88
Biilzer Ferdinand..25
Burke John .30
Burke Patrick :16
lUirke Simon 65
Burke Tlios H Wl
Burke Win 17
Burnett Alex SJr..32
Burn Th.is 34
Burns Bernard 33
Hums John 28
BiiriiH I'eti-r 47
Hums Thos 24
Hurroughs Wni 62
Ilurrows John 50
Burrows Robert....50
Hursley Isaac 69
B.irtou Wm H 40
HutclierClias, 81
BulWr Ja.'obH 5«
Butler J M 33
Bvrd .Andrew J .W
Byrne Patrick W.,47
Occupatn Date
bkpr Sept 6
Aug 23
clergymn Nov 20
Iunel9
iMjokb'dr. Sept 29
July 30
clerk Dec 18
Jan 13
printer.... July 29
Nov 12
painter.... Jan 8
Aug 29
painter.... May 17
Nov 7
editor. Nov S
Julv 9
Aug 28
Aug 14
laborer ... Feb 9
June 12
Aug 10
Feb 29
merchant Sept 17
liec 14
capitalist Nov 24
Aug 20
May 21
Nov 15
longshr'n May 4
porter Nov 20
cook Ser>t 20
carpenter Oct 4
shoemkr. Mor7
seaman... Apr II
Mar 2
laborer.... Feb 10
laborer .... Nov 27
longshr'n June 6
Sept 12
Feb 3
Nov 28
July 9
carpenter Nov 30
July 25
Aug 29
cashier.... June 9
cabln'tmr Nov 22
Feb 29
Oct 11
lalKirer .Aug 14
laborer Jan 12
otty Sept 15
laborer I>ec 2;i
June 19
Aug 14
stonectr... I>ec 8
seaman.... Mar 17
Aug 20
seaman.... Feb 22
Dec4
Dec I
bollmikr. Jan 19
master ni May 19
machln't. Jan 3)
(teaman.... May lu
July 17
May2»
June 11
Oct a
82
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Cables Chos U 2-1
Cnlilll James A 25
Cnln Patrick 35
CallRche Marcus.. .67
Oallahan W S 25
Cnmiin Ivan 35
(!ampa lirnns 22
Campbell K \V 2!»
Cumpbell NViu W
Campbell Win H...21
Ciinnini: Wm .mJy i
Cuntinil O M2
Curil Kllslia 4i>
Curmi>ilv Panli'l.. .V)
Curnurlilo L 11 2.:
Carr .lames D 2i
Curr John 22
Carr John T 26
Carr Thos K i'-i
Carrl^an Michael .25
(■arrllloN Hami)n...2S
Carroll W J T 37
Carter I>anlel :«)
Casclssa DunieuicW
Casey Joseph SI
Casev Matihew :Jfi
Cassebuom E T....40
Caiwiily Patrick 41
Casullo G B :*5
Caton Manuel 45
Cawley J'airlck 31
Celestin Nlcholufr..2s
Cerac J ¥ »>
Chapman Ceo 73
Chaquain Jean 50
Chauvey Justin. ...6!)
Cheni ry Chas K...:»5
Child J H 46
Clalfey Herbert 1>.3!»
Clapp Joseph 61
Clarey Wm J M
Clark Bernaril 33
Clark Kilward C....34
Clark Ezra 48
Claus Jacob 45
Clark James P 24
Clark Jonathan B.54
Clark John J 46
Clark W D 22
Clarkson Henry C.6S
Clooney John P.. ..42
CluffPaul. 53
Coakly Cornellu»...71
Coates Joseph 55
Cobo JoseS 56
Coch W H 44
Cochran Philip K.2;i
Cody Stephen J J. 56
Cohn Morris 56
Colburn A F 'i\
Colette Oliver 45
ColKin Geo 50
Collln.s J J ;«
Collins Patrick .V)
Collins Tlmothy....42
Colman Thos 27
Oonaban Jame.s...29
Condell Joseph 56
Condon J N 20
Congdon Maurice. 3S
ConroF DJr 26
Courou A. J 45
Conway Richard... ;iO
Cook llhas E 43
Cook Frederick 58
Cooke Wm B 4»
Coombs Geo 31
Coolie Wm 53
Cooper John 48
Cooper Wra 57
Corbery Nlchola8..54
CordlHK Joseph H.50
Cormick .Mlcliael.GO
Coryell Tiinihon.. ,.4S
CosKrItI Patrick C.43
Cosgrove John 3»
Costa V 28
Costello Wm 27
Covell Chas K 28
CowhiK Malor T....60
CralK Archibald ll.6a
CralK John 80
CralK Wm 50
Crane Warren S....85
Granule W C 47
Crelghton Rlcb'd..54
Cremin Thos U. .41
Crocker CW 44
Jan 18
bkpr Nov 14
laborer.... Nov 3
Aug 2i>
Dec 15
Sept 12
barber Oct 11
brtdr Oct 19
atty Jan 15
wireukr.. Oct 22
stevodore Apr 22
AukSO
July 26
bliiiks'h.. i>ct23
steward.. Feb II
lll>rarlan..June 23
laborer Dec 24
Sept 10
blacks'h.. 51ar H
laborer May 18
teamster.. Feb 14
builder Jan 2-I*
butcher... May 20
laborer.... Aug 27
Sept 7
brtdr Nov 5
pollce'n...June 24
laborer.... Oct 20
laborer Dec ly
cook AuK 4
laborer Sept 22
blacks'h.. Feb 18
painter.... July 23
Nov 16
Sept 14
Dec 16
editor Dec 17
Sept 12
July It
wagonmr Dec 15
July 22
June 16
June 8
farmer Dec 8
cook Aug 2
Mar 9
sheep r'sr Dec 24
Feb 4
Aug 9
Nov 15
June 20
seaman.... May 10
pastor Dec 19
Sept 14
Nov 3
Mar 27
Oct 1
Mav 3
July 13
Jeweler... Feb 23
Aug 6
Mar 20
driver Aug 2
laborer.... Feb 20
miller Dec 9
laborer.... Mar 27
clerk Mar 5
bookkpr.. July 22
teamster. Nov 29
Feb 5
Sept 1
carpenter Dec 20
roofer May 22
englneer.June 22
Jan 12
Julys
June 12
macblu't. Jan 11
miner Mar 1
Jan 5
laborer ...June 27
mctal'gst May 19
weaver.... Apr 14
Nov 4
blacks'h.. Dec 11
Oct 9
tlsbermn. Jan 17
Jan 8
bkpr„ Nov 11
Apr 15
Feb 21
July 16
Dec 1
sUlrbldr.. May 2S
May 24
July 12
coacbmn. Nov 19
Aug 2
Crodan John 56
Cronin Patrick 45
Cronin Timothy... .68
Cross Wm 45
Crowley Daniel 33
Crowley James J. .30
Crowley John, 31
t'rowley Michael. .25
Crowlev Michael. .2-5
Crure Kd L H :«
Cunilsky Henry V22
Cunlll'e Janus T..43
Cunningham GW40
Cuppett Daniel 40
Ciirbeck tlirist 56
(.;urloy Frank :)8
Curtis Michael 58
Cushnmn John. ...34
Cutter Ephraim P54
laborer..„ Apr 6
Milooukpr Feb 23
laborer.™.. July 28
farmer..... ,\ug 24
laborer.... Oct 17
btorekpr. Oct 15
Novo
laborer Nov 9
laborer Oct 12
merchant Feb 9
Sept 13
stevedore Aug 6
mirier June 15
roofer Sept 5
curr'genir Sept 15
teamster. !<ept 29
laborer Mar 13
laborer Nov 11
saw Uler.May 11
Da Rego Jose .\„„30 Feb 26
Dahljjren August..:i6 master in Itec 23
Dahlman-Lai:ara„34 April 5
Daley Dennis 27 Jan 8
Daley James 28 teamster.. Sept 16
Daley I'atrick 32 laborer.... Sept 10
Daly Heurv 39 painter... May 4
Danlclls Chas H...47 engineer.. May 29
Dunn John F .V> Mar 26
Darley .\rsene 56 Oct l<i
Darling Samuel 45 July 5
DauiiKt August P.36 Sept 6
Davis A 33 Oct 6
Davis John \\ 52 Jau 3U
Davis Moses 85 Dec 24
Davis Peter 55 cbaiumkr Nov 29
Duvls Thos D 37 miner July 29
Davlsdee James.. .39 seaman... Dec 29
Davy Joseph. 40 Jan 6
De Dene Cainpo...26 laborer June 12
DeLalontulne J. ..43 July 20
DeLuMoutauya J.5;i Sept 1
De Vinne Josi'ph..58 stevedore Jau 20
De Wolf Doui!las..49 Jan 14
Doas James W 52 miner Nov 1
Deasey Timothy. ..70 laborer Dec 11
Decius Dovld .59 carpenter Dec 22
Decker Jacob 56 Sept 8
Delltlier George.. .45 sttloonkpr Dec 2
Delaney Mlchael...:iO laborer May 11
Delaney K E :i5 laborer;.... Sep 2u
Delany John 35 stouectr... Men 31
Delinge AnieUee J.37 butcher... July 15
Dell J E 31 seac.au... July 16
Delmonlco Peter... 60 restaur't. Jau 7
Delore .\ugust 63 May 17
Demittin John 35 clerk Oct 15
Dennlftou Henry. ..38 laborer.... May 3
Denton Gilbert 56 Jan 1
Depodia Pierre M. 51 launum'u July 25
Deb.NOUsiarvHCE33 Dec 17
Detain Henry 40 Oct 6
Deucher .\lfonso.„33 May 19
De.\ter Banlett P.77 Oct 21
Dejbali John M...38 laborer..... July 2
Diaz Jacinto 30- seaniau.... Jon 27
Dickey James 33 brtdr Feb 13
Dickinson 49 May 11
Dledrich Beruurd.oO uible pol. Dec 20
Dletz Henry 70 June .'Jo
Dlgglns Wesley.. ..70 conUuctr. Aug 22
Dinneen John 31 e.\press'n Dec 19
Dl.xon Thos 23 laborer.... Sept 23
Dockham Henry ...51 May U
Dodds Andrew 41 tanner May 11
Dolores Garcia 45 laborer.... Mar 14
Donovan Chas 39 express'n Sept 10
Donovan Eugene..45 laborer.... 31ay 15
Donovan J D 22 laborer.... Nov 1
Donovan T 51 shoemkr.. Mar 1
Dore Michael J 32 Nov 9
Dorlch Stephen 25 cook June 19
Dornaii George ....33 clerk. May 26
Doty Samuel 48 Jon 4
Doiid Chas K 32 upbolst'r. Mar 14
Douglas K F 42 cook Oct 3
Dou«la.<b Wm 54 Aug 2
Dowden James... „47 Sept 27
Dowling W M* 54 mason July 4
Downey Timothy. 37 saloonkpr Dec 25
Doyle James 47 Apr 7
Dozler W 70 porter Dec 11
Droste Herman 37 hotelkpr. Dec 18
Drucher Edward ..25 Oct 18
Duckett John G...32 July 5
Ducotcy Frank 40 Sept 27
Ducruet Philip 21 Mar 6
Dufey H P 26 printer... Nov 27
Dull Thos E 40 engineer.
Dulley Patrick 38 hosller...
Dugon John 38 painter....
Duggan Thos 28
Duuand M .\ 76
Duncan James E..46
Dunn Frank 62
Dunn James 34 lather-
Dunn 31 U 43
DunulngtoD L 35 clerk
Dwyer Francis G..48 steward..
Dw-yer John 22 laborer...
Dwyer John 35 blacks'h.
clerk.
inlniug...
cook
laborer....
shoemkr.
cook
seaman...
waiter
carpenter
shipwr't.
blacks' b.
Karl Thomas 25
Karle John 28
Ederu .\mei6e 45
Kttlnger John H....51
EgertortrtJeo A....54
Ekhordt H W 62
Eliret J..bn M 53
Epsom James 48
Erickson James... :i5
hligayovu Martln.24
Ellis Geo 27
Ellis Henry 37
Evans Edward .55
Everett R U 4»
Everitt Geo 28
Eysoud .\lpbeus ...48
Fagan John 49
Fagan Patrick 47
Fagin Giuseppe.. ..31
Fahr Peter 26
Fairchiid Charle»„40
Falkenburg H 52
Fallon Michael J. .45
Farrell Jniues 48
FarrellJohn W 21
Furrell Robert :»
Forren Chas J 51
Farren Robert .53
Fauhstock P A :r2
Faulhaber Frank.51
Fay Thomas 44
Featherly J H 33
Feeney James 41
Fel^es Con 46
Feiinell Patrick F.21
Feuueniy Wm 59
Ferguson E'd A..48
Ferguson John 05
Fergn.son 'lho^ 28
Ferney Patrick J. 48
Ferrera (iiovonnl.23
FerrlerChas 40
Ferry Hugh 30
Ferry Wm 47
Field Wm 66
Fields t; ;«
Finerty John 40
Finley Wm F 37
Finnegon Chas J.27
Fischer Paul 28
Fish Franklin 73
Fitzgerold Jas E...42
Fitzpalrick John. .2!)
Fltzpatrlck Wm...58
Flaherty John 40
Flaherty Peter 29
Fleming A C 50
Fleurey Jac(iues...40
Flooif Wm A SO
Flory John 29
Flynn Timothy.... 88
Foley Michael 63
Foley Patrick 59
Foley Timothy t^
FoUev Samuel 5S
Ford Chas S 45
Forbes WmH 51
Foster Antonio 3»
Foster Graham P.47
Foster Thos W....28
ti>\ Ed word 71
Framniel Albert. ..SO
Frank H 51
Frank Josepli H....;f7
Fredericks Jos 25
Frederlckwjii Jno.36
Frlsbee Joseph 48
FrlBble Lvman 32
Fnllard WmO 56
Fuller Ferry 79
Gallagher James..53 laborer.... Aug 16
Gallagher James .78 Mar 29
Nov 27
Dec 18
Jan 1
May Ifi
Apr 17
July 27
Not 21
Janl4
July 7
Feb 2!l
Jan 14
Aug 9
Feb 7
Dec 24
Aug 11
Aug 20
Sept 29
Nov 10
Sept 19
Feb 16
Dec 13
Sept 17
Aug 29
.\ug 22
Nov 16
Nov 5
Aug 29
Dec 21
Apr '27
laborer.... May 30
Mar 15
Oct 2
laborer.... Sept 17
Aug 5
Jan 26
May 15
draymaD. Oct 8
May 21
laborer.... Feb 29
in.'i agent Sep 10
Oct 10
carpenter July 17
Dec 5
Dec 7
clerk Apr 15
bricklay'r Dec 7
gardener.. June 7
painter.... Feb27
cah'tnikr. Mar 31
teamster. Oct 12
Nov 30
bollermkr Apr IS
e.xp'ssmn Feb 26
Jan 16
June 16
brksmitb June 5
miner June 19
Feb 5
dealer Nov 1
steward .. Dec 21
Dec 15
laborer.... Nov 7
shoemkr. Aug 3
Mar 5
clerk Dec 20
teamster. Dec 25
engineer. Mar 1
June 7
laborer.... Aug 2
Dec 4
laborer.... Aug 11
stouectr.. .\i)r 23
Uackman Slur 28
Dec 27
laborer.... Mar 4
shoemkr. Oct 5
shoemkr. Dec 22
ralooukpr Sept 12
teamster.June 24
mining.. ..Jane 18
__ Sept 24
Apr 3
Dec 8
Feb -26
carpenter Jan 19
seaman... Feb II
merchant Jan 17
nillkmun. Sepr o
seaman... Jun<- 1
cook Aug 9
macblD't. Mar 29
sblpliig m June 9
June 22
MORTUARY REPORT.
83
Gallagher John 42 laborer Oct l9
Gallagher Thos 45 shoenikr.. Feb 13
GalllKaii Jamei^ 25 sal'nkpr.. Jan 23
Gardner K(l\var<1...5fi barber JlarJiO
Gardner J. Wells.ati miller 31ay 4
Gardiner Jasjr 47 Sept H
Gartland James.. ..33 bollernikr Jan 2a
Garvey Patrick 28 grocer Nnv 21
Garvanos ■\V'm....'.37 June 15
Gathwat.scyClias.32 Apr!)
Gay Alfred 66 carpenter Dec 16
Gelser F (! 45 Auk 1
Gelsboch Cbas 46 w'gumkr. Auk26
Geiss Joseph 64 fliar 16
Genney Peter 70 Auk 22
Georsl IJenlgno....36 ,.... Nov 3
Gerrlty Michael ...50 laborer.... I>ec 16
Geivllle Geo 22 Mar 12
Gescher Gustave..43 Sept 30
Getty Vernard 40 clerk Oct 19
GIbb Simon 40 Nov 4
Gibbons David 52 laborer Nov 24
Gibon Paul N 38 tireman... Sept 27
Gljon John 31 farmer Sept i:t
Giles Edward 38 policem'n Apr 27
GlUis Jlurdock 27 Feb 13
Glllmore J H 49 physician./une 17
Giovunul C 40 llsherman Dec 28
Girrard Abbot 42 miner Sept 6
Glessmoin — 48 miner Sept 17
Glynn Patrick 45 laborer Feb 17
Gomez Juan 60 Aug 6
Gonley James A. ..23 Nov 21
Gonzales F .58 Jan 13
Gonzales Julian.. .41 atty Feb 10
Goodman Louis J 41 Aut; 3
Gordon F VV 33 , Sept 23
Gorman Dennis.. ..28 „.. Aug 7
Gorman John N... 86 Dec 10
Gorman L 28 July 5
Getting Chns W...,57
Gfiunet Alphonsc.36
Grady John 84
(Jralium Patrick.. .2;»
Grant I'eier 33
Grant Robert H....:50
Gray Henry M 3M
Gray V,'m S :»
Green Henry .50
Green James 44
Green William 45
Greenbaum Jos :io
Greenway Geo ;i4
Gregory F P .56
Greis Leopold 41
Grellet Eugene J. .44
Gridley Frederlck..55
Grimn Frank :«
GritHn John 33
GrltHn i'eter J 25
Grit.sen Jean 48
Gro» Frank L .55
Gross Abraham 75
Grosser Louis 35
Grunlce (!has .58
Guerrin C'ornellus..24
Guillen V 54
Gulleredge \\m....45
Gutley Joseph 25
Gutlmen Indon....54
Hachberg Louis.. .27
Hale Chas S 47
Hale Samuel T 47
Haley Jatueg F 41
Hall John 26
Hall John H D 22
Hall Wni :«
Hallowell Oha8K..28
Halpin John H :«
Hauler Chas 25
Hanim Joseph T...5.1
Hammond (;eo F..22
Hamri(k Chas H..25
Hamun I{afmus....30
Hancock Rlchard,.55
Hunlon James 0...47
Uannerniaii N H..42
Hansen Krasmus..44
Hansen H J 34
Hansen I'eier 4!»
Hanson Clias 29
Hanson James K .28
Hard Franklin U..67
Harder Kmll :«
Hardick Henry 83
Uaroksly John 24
cooper..
laborer...
carpenter
painter....
carrier
waiter
merchant
baker
paper car
cashier...
clerk
brtdr
gardener.
peddler..
cook
laborer ..
laborer...
tinsmith..
painter....
designer..
clerk
attorney.,
laborer
painter...
laborer
m'rhlepol
slioemkr..
lubiirer
laborer
laborer
laborer....
machln't.
cook
varuiblier
carpenter
Nov 6
Jan 20
May 15
Oct 20
Nov 14
Apr 21
Sept 2!)
July 23
Julv 9
Dec 18
Feb 27
Feb 8
Mav 18
Sept 22
Sept 12
June 8
Dec 8
Apr 15
July 26
Jun 10
< )ct 9
. Dec 6
.June 10
Feb 1
Feb 10
Dec 27
, Mar 3
.. Ajjr 20
Dec 12
Aug 8
Feb 3
Dec 12
. Sent 1
Jlav 10
( )ct 24
June 25
May H
May ;tO
Mar 1
Nov 11
Dec 15
May r>
Sept 9
Dec 9
J-jne 2
Sept 25
Mav 26
Nov 16
Oct 31
Aug 2
Sept 12
Mav 24
Feb 22
Dec IS
Aug 15
Oct 6
Harony Richard. ...50 laborer <)ct 1
Harrigan Mlchael..55 laborer.... Jan 20
Harrington J 41 stonectr... May 27
Harris Abraham...60 tailor Feb 17
Harris Geo 24 seaman... Nov21
Harris Thos 29 Oct 12
Harris Wesley 64 physician Jan 8
Harris- 45 July 7
Hart John 49 miner Feb 24
Ha.tlcan I'at G....45 carjji'nter Feb 24
IIartlt;unWm 23 waiter Sept 23
Harlniniin Wm....36 cari)enter Apr 2
Hartinc\erS L Xi Feb 24
IliiriiiiiK Jacob 40 bkpr Ian 9
Harvey Thos J 29 teamster. Mav 25
ilaskinsHR 58 Feb 4
Hasloi) Wm 47 clerk June 19
Has.Kenfu.ss Jas H.42 slioemkr.. Sept 24
Has.sett John 25 sashmkr.. Apr 9
Has.sev E J 30 painter.. ..June :»
Hastings John F.. 42 Apr 13
Hasweil Geo C 59 Aug 12
Hatlield Alfred F.22 Aug
Hattabough I L...29 Mar 22
Hattabough AV AS 32 Dec 7
Hausnmn John 11.60 July 12
Hau.\ Theodore ...46 machln't. July 14
Hayes Chas H ou bkpr Jan 17
Hayes Daniel 40 Aug 28
Hayes Edward J. .29 laborer.... Nov 29
Hayncs Patrick....44 Nov 13
Haywood Wm 70 Mar2.i
Heaney Denni.s....37 milkman. Oct '20
Heuni Rd M '27 engine?r. (.let "20
Hcllerv James 40 Feb 1
Heln Bernard 44 Feb 6
Heinrich F 71 June 15
Ilehiierlg C A 49 grocer Oct 9
Henckcn Wm H....56 grocer (Xt 15
Hendry Douglas.. .'28 Sept 28
Hendry Wm T 37 Nov '20
Hennessy John. ...39 carrier Ian 14
Hennig August W.47 machln't. Mar 15
lleuovun John. 36 carpenter Mar 9
Henri *as 53 Mar 7
Henry Alfred K....27 May 15
Henry Louis M....;<8 Jan 15
Herman Chas S....52 tailor Nov 7
Hernandez Emllo.'22 Aug 28
Hessel Geo .57 Jeweler.... Dec 4
Hi«gin.s James D..60 carr'gemr Dec fi
Higgins John 45 laborer June 17
Hlgglns Wilson 48 longshr'n. May 3
Hlghel Chrie 79 Feb 14
Hildrith Rlchard...50 Aug 9
Hill Geo A 51 miller May 4
Hlllor Richard M..38 carr'gemr May 22
Hills John 42 clerk Apr 23
Hinckley Thos L..'26 Nov 2
'Hincklev Wm C...67 master m Apr 9
HoagGeo G 35 Feb 14
Hobert John 45 laborer Nov 27
Hoffhian Chas 32 Sept 6
Hogan .John 40 miner June 15
Hogau Patrick 38 Oct 3
Holek I'etor :W carpenter May 6
Holland ('ornellus.52 laborer Nov 5
Holland John 88 Mar '28
Holland Michael.,60 laborer July 13
HomltcliJohn 75 laborer Dec 21
Honeill John 60 teamster.. Fi-b 20
Hopkins (J \V 47 Jan 12
Hopkins H B T...21 clerk May 15
Hopkins Sam'l A..31 Oct 28
Horton Richard... 37 Oct 6
Hotchkiss TB 50 clerk Tune 16
Houlahan James.. 36 hotelkpr.. Mar 27
Houston Wm J. ...36 printer.... .Sept 2
Howard Frank 45 cook Nov ;:0
Howe Edgar A 32 attv Nov 19
Howe (;co L :« Ian 18
Hubbard Frank H '24 deiitl.st.... Jan 16
Hubert John G 41 painter.... Oct U
Hudson Henrv 49 larmer.... Sept 16
Hudson .lames 42 Aug 7
Hull Michael 35 lumbrm'n June 2
Humbert John 62 laborer.... Oct 13
Humbert John 66 Blar '24
Hum John Chas... W brtdr Apr 9
Huut .Michael .57 hiborer.... Mar 17
Hunt Wni 3;) mach'est. May 26
Hvnms L 60 Oct 1
Hvland Lowrence28 May 16
Hvnian Henry '28 merchant Jan 1
Ibod Jean 58
Indulse 8 49
jngraham VO 33 .
Nov 22
Nov 7
Marl?
Irvin Brown 74
Isaqnirre J'ethlo...32
Ivanhoft" Mlchael.:J8
Jackson A B 61
.lackson (Jhas 60
Jackson Wm (iO
Jansen H C :J5
Jansen Jacob 46
Jarres Geo 63
.latke John W 44
Jeirrey Wm :»
Jenkins Wm P 43
Jenne Henry 31
Jen.sen Chris M....54
Jensen Peter D-...30
Jessurego F 25
Jobsou David 61
Jochamsem N W...52
Joest Emil "26
John Peter 50
Johnson (cord)45
Johnson Frank H .Zi
Johnson Henry 40
Johnson Isaac 63
Johnson James.. ..50
Johnson James. ..35
Johnson J C 52
Johnson .lohn 35
Johnson John 40
Johnson John 55
Johnson Michael..30
Johnson Sam N...:53
Johnson Thos S...44
Johnson T R 54
Johnson Wm 32
Johnston Moses.. .23
Jones BenJ W 27
Jones David 43
Jones Edgar F 34
Jones Fred F 35
Jones Geo W "27
Jones Isaac 55
Jones James C 48
Jones Thos.; 40
Jones Wm J 63
Jordan John M....:58
Jorrls tieo Zi
Jo.selyn .\ndrew...42
Joseph Frank 27
Joseph Max 30
Joseph Simon "23
Joseph Toby 21
JovlsFred 37
.Joyce John C 40
Joyce Robert 40
Jugnet Antoine...62
Jury John 42
Kafka John 93
Kaiser K A Si
Katy Frank '29
Keuiie Geo 84
K.urne .lolin :«
Keefe Patrick 57
Keene Archlbald..55
Keevan Edward...43
Keggs 1) S 53
Kelhl Frederlck...39
Keilis Wm 45
Kellv .lohn 28
Kelly John P :J7
Kelly I'eter 45
Kelly Terrance B.48
Kelly Thos 52
Kelly Thos _25
Kellv Wm 73
Jvendall Wm A 43
Kennedy .lames.. .47
Kennedy Wm .56
Kenney Edwar<l...4S
Kernan I'eter 11. ..31
Kerns James 29
Kerrigan James.. .31
KIbbe Henry C 49
Kibble Thoo C 4-1
KIdd David 44
Klllord Wm ;«
Kimball Geo W 50
King (;eo ,.35
King .lames 60
King James H 85
Kingman O H 41
KIpp Joseph S 48
Klein Francis O... 26
Klein .Jacob 58
Kkin JohnA 76
Klenk F 43
Klewe Frederick. .67
Mays
July 26
longshr'n Oct IS
Aug 30
merchant Aug '28
cook Apr 2:1
carpenter July 3
Dec'25
Tunc 30
Aug '25
Feb 4
May 16
Oct 8
seaman... Feb 8
^ug5
Jon 2
Aug 7
seaman... Aug '22
Jan 4
cook Feb 26
tidier Jan '28
octa
c<J0k Au4t
Dec 11
Sept 18
seaman... Mar '21
carpenter .Xpr'S
J.Jy20
seaman... June 21
seaman... tl>^ 20
dishwshr Jan 8
seaman... May 1
sawyer.... Mar 16
merchant Jan II
Apr 2
farmer.... Feb 15
cook July 19
June 28
Aug 29
Ian 7
Aprs
carpenter June 19
painter.... Aug 17
Nov 4
shoemkr.. July 6
leweler... Aug 13
teamster. Oct 31
carpenter Aug 30
laborer.... Moy 16
clerk Mar 5
merchant .Ian 23
Dec 2:1
Feb 3
lauudry'n Dec 5
pedlar Aug '26
Jan 4
Aug -26
physician
whitener.
farmer
storckpr..
seaman...
baker
laborer...
stonectr...
carpenter
e.xp'sm'n.
si-uman...
can)enter
blacks'h..
laborer....
min'g sec
mln'g sec
fanner
carpenter
canvasser
rancher...
baker
Feb 24
May 44
Oct 4
Dec n
Apr '21
July 14
Mar IS
Jan 13
Jan 15
Aug 28
Mar 3
Feb 23
Jan 19
July 9
Mars
Apr 18
Sept 34
Mario
Jan 19
Feb 15
Nov 20
.XarS
Apr 4
Jan '27
Jan 20
Jon IS
Marl
Feb 9
Apr 14
Oct 1
Aug*
Mar -23
Feb?
Nov 14
iH-t30
Aug 29
Apr 8
Feb 22
Mar 10
Oct IS
84
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Knapp Payuon E.-Sl
Knappc Cieo 2K
Koniecon AuKUst..4S
Korn David 58
Kohn John 42
KortB Thou K 45
Kragen H F 1) 35
Kroll C'ha« 45
Kramer Juhn 33
Kramer I'hillp 32
KrausgrlM PhlMp..S2
Krauss Albert 22
Kremler F 51
Krescliell F J 32
Kress Geo. 22
Krootz August 51
Kruh Otto 55
KuhllnsH 50
KunilsenElluf 29
Kyle J{obert 47
laborer....
teacher...
laborer....
M^aman...
cook
pInnoDikr
laborer....
clerk
carpenter
Ins agent.
bnher...
miner..
tlourp'ker
carpenter
Oct 6
Apr 17
Feb 23
Jan 22
Oct 21
Aug 9
Oct 8
May 10
.\pr 2
Sept 26
Jan 2
Jan 22
Oct !»
Pec 6
Itec 26
May 7
June 2
Decs
Mors
Nov 1
MfranchI D 24 Sept 17
Idler Surteus....40 clerk Jan 26
Lnldley James 56 Dec 10
Lalne Ypnacio I)...48 Nov 3
Lallcy Edward 75 Dec 7
Lamb John A 27 Nov 15
Lamothe X' L 60 laborer Sept 24
Lamsden Ale.x 92 May 16
LaDacaethu rell.\28 clgarmkr. Aug 30
Landers John H... 22 Jan 2
Landlns L AV 30 July 10
Lane Edmund 51 piumbar. Oct 17
Lane Thomas 50 Jan 28
Lange .\dolph 57 laborer.... Sept 30
Lange Henry 40 lireman... July 14
Lannlgan \Vm 65 'eamster. May 26
LanyanJohn ..32 butcher... Oct 27
Lapuchet Bernard35 Aug 31
Laporte Jean B...52 Mar 16
LarnnierdI Pterre..52 cook May 6
I<argarder Ilenrl...26 Sept 8
Larson Hurvey 31 engineer.. July 29
Lascouts Honora.55 Feb 8
Lauzen F E 46 miner Dec 21
LavaronI John L<..21 gardener.June 25
Layering Geo 53 miner Nov 17
Lawler Fred'k A.,28 Jeweler July 22
LawL'r John 31 laborer Feb 1!)
Lawrence E J 45 laborer Apr 2
Lawrence Geo... .40 laborer May 2'J
Lawrence (ieo 4* July 9
Lawience IS 47 Feb 15
Lawrence Thos....45 laborer Aug 28
Lawrence Wni 2.S laborer.... July 18
Lawrence 45 July 7
Laymoire Pierre.. .60 June 15
Lavurt JIaurtce....S4 Aug 4
Le Breton Edwd..58 July Ifi
Le Nouvcl Jules...57 loborer.... Apr 21
Leadbetter Wm...23 seaman... Job 5
Leatefield Joseph.57 carpenter Sept 2.3
Lebean Peter 49 Aug 25
Lecktal Andrew.. .61 carpenter .\ug 13
Lecoke Nicholas.. .64 cook Sept 13
Lee Christian 39 seaman... Feb 7
Lee M W 63 physlc'n. Mar 3
Lee Kobert SI 40 atty ,\ug 25
Leeker Chas 54 tailor June 17
Lehman Chas II.. .50 butcher... Feb 29
Lehman Gustave..53 Sept 6
Lehmknl Herman 41 boxmkr... Apr 1
Lettrcz Jacob 43 gardener. Jan 27
Lemmcr Conrad. ..74 Dec 26
Lenners Edwd U..21 painter... Nov 22
Lennon Edward. ..65 laborer.... Dec 6
Leonard M 38 gardener. Sept 1
Lester A W 3fi Feb 7
Levy Geo 24 barber .\pr 18
Levy Jonas 68 May 28
Lewis Francis 42 laborer Nov 20
Lewis .<5abln F 53 engineer.. .\ug 31
Lewis \Vm J 44 Tune 3
Llbes Louis 24 Dec 24
Lick James 80 capitalist. Oct 1
Lincoln Jonas 42 broker Aug 7
LInil .\ntou 40 June 26
LInderman J I).. .49 restaura't .\pr:«)
LInehan Dennis.. .32 laborer Nov 15
I.luehan James.. ..27 milkman. Oct 12
Llewelvn Tribor.Sl druggist.. Mav 18
Lliiyd Joshua D...45 butcher... Dct 9
Lockwood John. ..71 Apr 21
Loer Jacob 72 Oct 5
Loewe Morris Ii...46 merchant July 4
Lohse Julius 23 farmer Feb 16
Lombert Max 49 miner Apr 15
Longpuy Achllle..67 Dec 27
Long Francois 28
Lopez Frank 26
Lopez JoseS 39
Lovell Aldrlch 50
Louthan Frank K43
Lowton John W..46
Luethe Chas 37
LIndeman Wm 45
Lucky Wm F 55
Lund John 40
Luttrlnger Anton. 35
Lutz Jacob 34
Lynch F E 23
Lynch John 40
Lynch Mathcw 47
Lynch Kobert 22
Lynch Timothy ...44
Lynch Wm 51
Lydon B 32
L.vons James 82
Lyons Wm 50
Lyons Wm„ 23
Mar 12
laborer Jan 7
marblwkr Jan 27
lumbm'n..June 15
Apr 5
milkman. Feb 29
Nov 12
cook Sept 10
clergym'n Oct 21
longshr'n. Aug 15
brewer..... Feb 18
baker Feb 28
Aug 7
Sept 24
Nov 5
June 2
Oct 17
Feb 4
painter... Dec 16
Ian 3
Jan 28
Sept 29
teamster.
clerk
car|>enter
waiter .
Macaulay ,Iohn 48 Sept 15
Machado F J 32 Sept 2
Mack John 32 June 10
MacnronlHII Aug 24
Mahon John 40 luue 10
Mahonev Tlmothv29 laborer.... Nov 1
Mai Herman 51 Iulv24
Main Patrick 30 laborer.... Mav 10
Mailland Robert.. .26 Sept 27
Maldonodo Fldel...35 pedlar Apr 17
Mallon John 47 merchant Msr I)
Malone John 45 May ;
Malone Patrick J..35 paper car Fei ;:i
Malqueen Slmon...27 laborer.. ..Junv 27
Mandrou Jacques.SS June 5
Manning C 43 laborer.... Dec 28
Mansen Hansen. ..32 saloonkpr Jan 1
Manson John S....71 .\pr 10
Marcal Wm 21 waiter Nov 11
Marcelin German.23 baker .Apr 17
Marks Louis 4fi Aug 6
Marsden Geo 25 minstrel* Oct 10
Marsh Chas .50 Apr 2s
Marshall Henrv H45 barkpr.... Aug 8
Mar.\ .\dolph.V E.52 bkpr Apr 24
Martin David L... 49 .\ug 24
Martin John R5 Dec 1
Martin Joseph 26 seaman... Mav 16
Martin Lutzen 57 Dec 12
Martin Kobert S...64 boatman.. Feb 2
Martin Thos 60 Mar 17
Martinez FrauclB..;{8 jilasterer. Oct 22
MaskillThos 2.s laborer.... Mar 17
Mas.sart Frank 21 clerk .Vug 2
Masse R E Xi carpenter Oct 13
Mathews O W 36 Oct 21
Jlattors Peter 46 Apr 21
Maunberg L 26 laborer.... Nov 22
Miiurer John M ...46 Dec 21
Maurunbeck J 56 laborer.... Jan 8
Ma.wvell ChasA...2S waiter Nov 10
May ,Ionn A 42 (;a5hler... Jan 25
Mayerhot'er F V...68 Mav 11
Moynard L 58 capitalist Dec 2<)
Mc.Menan Thos...;-(5 laborer.... June 7
Metier Francis... .3;) laborer.... tebS
McAllister John.. .35 machln't. Jan 7
McAuley Ale.x 48 butcher... Mar 3
McCabe James 24 laborer.... July 14
McCallum Joseph. 72 machln't. Oct 10
McCarthy ('has Xi grocer .\pr21
McCarthy E F 29. atty Julv 21
McCarthy Eugene %{ laborer.. . Nov 7
McCarthy J 32 glass bl'r Mar 12
McCarthy John.... 35 laborei.... Sept 19
McCarthy Patrick 28 Julv 1
Mc(;arthy T 80 laborer.... Feb 24
McClcllau Hugh. ..26 miner Sept T2
McCllnton Samuel 52 seaman. Mar ;tO
McCloskey M F....50 lune 8
McCoin John 46 Julr 29
McCue Alexander37 laborer.... Oct 21
McCuskiT Hugh. ..29 Insurance Nov 4
McDcrmott W B..47 June 9
.^IcDevitl John 51 hackman. Nov 6
Mclioimlrl Davld..25 tailor June 30
McDonald John. ..41 hotelkpr... Feb 2
.McDonald I'eter... 66 (let 15
McDonald 8 .T2 carpenter Jan 15
SIcDonnough J... .511 June 28
McDonuough J... .63 tailor May II
McDonough E 48 laborer May 11
McDonough P 58 mason Feb 4
McDouglas M 65 master m Apr 12
McDowell A .'< 55 miner Sept 14
McDowell Chas.. ..31 butcher... July 8
McKuchen Hugh..52 June 7
McFarland Jas 21 porter Nov 25
McGalnlls M 23 laborer.... Sept 28
McGaren E 47 laborer Aug 5
McOttlgan P .55 shoemkr.. Nov 2
McGeury M 45 June g
McGlnnlss Fell.x..54 carpenter Feb 18
Mc(jlnnis Patrick 80 laborer Apr 14
Mc(?onlgle John ...32 .\pr 4
McGrath .\ndrew 34 slater May 15
McGrath Patrlck...V) laborer Sept 6
McGregor Jamep..22 laborer Feb 18
McGrevy Hugh. ..35 bartender .\ug 3
McGrory Michael.24 laborer Nov 21
McGuek L 38 loborer..... .\ug 4
McGulrcHugh 68 June 9
McGulre James .K.60 farmer Apr 25
McGulre Mlchael.23 ."f ug 1
McGuire Patrlck..28 brtdr Dec 7
McHenry Nathan 42 cardrlver Dec 10
McInernyT 26 Aug 30
Mcintosh J Jr 46 miner Oct 9
Mclntosli W B 35 exprsm'n Julv 20
Mclntyre Chas K.31 hrtdr Sep"t 16
McKanna liwen. .27 miner .\UK 5
McKee Wm K 47 real estate Apr 14
McKUllp John 27 farmer Mar 25
McKlnney Danlel.39 brewer.... Nov 30
McLane John 41 Jan 6
McLaughlin E 36 Aug 18
McLaughhnThos31 Sept 10
McLean P 53 Nov 24
McLelsh Wm 37 Nov 1
McLeod Thos M...42 tel oper... Mav 21
McLoughlin M 48 Apr 9
McPeake B 39. groom Nov 7
McPhail .\ndrew..55 carpenter Julv 10
McPherson Dauiel27 seaman... Feb 17
McXaniara ]• 50 farmer.... .\pr5
McNeill Whitnev.27 Dec 10
BlcNevin Joseph.22 Mar 25
McNulty James.. .47 clerk Aug 9
McNulty Jotin 30 Jan 4
McWhite James...34 driver Sept 17
Mead Wm C 56 saddler.... Aug 12
Meagher Thos 36 brtdr Dec 4
Meav .lames 31 Feb 1
Medosty Chas L...24 Dec 18
Mehrer Bal/.er 39 Mar 23
Melonoy Jolin 55 laborer.... Aug 10
Mendling Julius... 22 saloonkpr Sepi 5
Mengel John 52 Julv 7
Merrick Edwin J..53 joiner Aug 1
Meseroy Geo 51 bkpr. Mar2;i
Messerle .\ugust...22 waiter.... Nov 20
Mevelle Jean 36 Feb 24
Meyer Ch_ 41 gunsmith Mar 25
Meyer ('has 44 Oct 19
Meyer E A 36 saloonkpr Dec 21
Meyer Wm 68 Mav 7
Michel J F 47 stat'nkpr. Nov"l7
Jllchcls .\braham.39 mechanic Julv 25
Mlddlemlss Geo.. ..46 capitalist. Apr 39
Miles Francis 38 blacks'h.„June 12
Mill John 49 butcher... Sept 11
Miller Adam 50 gept 13
Miller Hermann. ..35 Feb 3
Miller Hugh 37 turner Oct 21
Miller James 54 brtdr Aug 25
Miller James 74 merchant July 2
Miller John 40 miner fJan 19
Miller Noble B 25 Aug 22
Miller Wm 49 exprsm'n Nov 18
Miller Wm J 46 Dec 7
Mitchell D J 49 phTglclan Oct 26
Mitchell Mlchael..69 Aprs
Mitchell W II 79 miner. Aug 22
Modeua Joseph. ...34 backman. Sept 8
MollUtChas 40 steward... Mar4
Mohr otto 40 teamster. Jan 6
Molloy James SO .Apr 11
Monaghan ('has.. .50 laborer.... Dec 21
Monaghan .Inip J.39 Aug20
Stonaliau John 45 porter Mar 18
Mondalni ClzaTe.35 tishermau Oct 27
Montirdo M 50 laborer.... Feb 28
Mooney James 48 clerk Sept 4
Mooney Patr'k F.27 clerk Mar 13
Moore D W 22 laborer.... Sept 27
Moore Francis 76 Aug 1
Moore Geo C 45 miner July 4
Jloore (ieo W 50 tinsmith. July 28
.Moore Henry 36 clerk Sept 25
Moore L M 25 Apr 10
Moore Michael 37 AprS
Moran B, 34 cook. Sept 8
Morel Joseph 38 July 10
MORTUARY REPORT.
85
Morgan John 3"^
Morgon John 4-
Morgan John D ...27
Wumnrd A 65
Morris John C 22
Morris Patrick .'A
MorrlKon John M..46
Morrlssy E(lwori]..58
Morrow Chas 45
Morton KilgarJ...25
Morton Henry 36
Mosenburg Fritz ..29
Mott Geo 4fi
Moulton C W 47
Mounler Geo 76
Moutariiler A 54
Moy Eugene ¥ 72
Moylnel Peter 24
Mugan Daniel :i7
Mulgren Felix 53
Mulholland Geo.. ..41
Mulllns John 30
Mulllus AVm 25
Mulveny Patrick ..33
Munlock James ...45
Murphy Anthony.34
Murphy Jeremlah40
Murphv John 22
Murphy Mlchael...3l
Murray Daniel J..23
Murray Francis X40
Naber Peter 41
Nachtrleb Fred'k..45
Naers John ..35
Nagle John 38
Nave John 51
Nealy Michael 54
Nelson Andrew. ..23
Nelson Antone 4t)
Nelson Chas 23
Nelson rrederlck.24
Neunian Chas 59
Newberg Moses.. .66
Newton Arthur.. .28
Nicholas Chas 22
NichollB John 42
Nicolls Patrick 25
NllesM L 44
Nisson Frank 58
Ni.xon AugU 30
Noce Jean.. 47
Noel Francis 66
Nolan James 35
Nolau Thos 46
Noltz A...: 4S
Nordgren Peter.. ..40
Nork August 52
Nott Wm J 22
Nourse Joseph P..52
Noyse Jloody 55
Nugent Thos 2.S
O'Brien James 40
O'Brien James 48
O'Brien James 34
O'Brien J'atrlck ...'}-
O'Connell]>[ichael50
O'Connor James. ..22
O'Connor James.. .45
O'Connor J 32
O'Connor J J 36
O'Connor John 5S
O'Connor Mlchael.55
O'Connor Tlmothy44
O'Connor Wm 35
O'Farrell Slichoel 60
O'Flahertv Thos...40
O'Halloraii Dan'1..30
O'Hara Unhcrt 24
O'Lcary Ciiniellus36
O'Leary Dennis.. .48
O'Loughlan C 3-5
OiNcal Patrick 55
O'Neil Daniel 4%
O'Neill Dennis 47
O'Neill James 55
O'Neill James 4«
O'Neill James A. ..29
O'N.III JamcH L...61
')'Nflli.l.ihri F. ... 21
O'Neill Michael.. .3:t
O'Neill Michael 8.32
O'Neill Patrick .'W
O'Rourke Wm 48
O'Shea Tlmothy...45
Oed.-r Wm M
Ogle James .58
engineer.. July 31
stablekpr Dec 3
machln't. May 14
miner Sept 4
machln't. Oct 15
Sept 5
teamster. Dec 4
Nov 19
blacks'h.. Apr 13
FebG
miner Aug 12
July 23
laborer.... Nov 1
laborer.... Dec 22
farmer Jan 28
furniture. Dec 21
July 31
ranchm'n Aug 28
laborer.... Dec 22
blacks'h .. May 18
engineer. Mar U
laborer.... Oct 21
grainer ... Dec 17
laborer.... Nov IS
June 54
carpenter May (1
laborer Oct 22
soapmkr.. Nov 7
teamster.. Apr 29
July 17
carpenter Feb 13
sal'nkpr... Jan 1
confec'nr Sept 15
laborer Aug 11
seaman. ..June 21
Jan 20
plasterer.. Jan 10
Aug 22
laborer.... Feb 9
seaman... Nov 16
blksmith. Nov 19
merchant July 9
Feb 23
July 29
scholar.... Nov 27
clerk Sept 28
cub'tmkr. Oct 17
car driver .\pr 30
farmer June 20
May 27
Oct 11
laborer.... Nov 27
June 4
laborer.... Feb 21
clerk Nov 21
Dec 27
laborer.... Oct 31
Dec 12
bkpr Sept 8
stevedore July 26
shoemkr. May 6
saloonkpr May 23
teamster. July 15
hostler Dec 24
farmer June 20
laborer .Nov 3
teamster. Apr 26
laborer.... Oct 31
laborer.... Nov 19
clerk Feb 4
gardener. Feb 13
June 28
grocer Feb I
Aug 28
laborer.... Apr 23
laborer.... Sept 11
farmer Dec 25
engineer.. I>ec 7
coachm'nJune 26
Nov 14
saloon Nov 9
armorer... .Ian 15
laborer.... Mar 13
laborer.... I)ec 29
July 10
Jept 5
June 2
e.xprsm'n June 6
Oct 15
June 19
attorney.. Oct 3
laborer Tuly 31
lalHtrer.... Ni>v 23
laborer.... Jan 21
cab'tnikr Dec 16
grocer Feb 19
Oglesbv Wm P 23
Oldham W E 26
Oilvares Santos... ".51
Olsen Nelson 28
Olson Simeon 33
Orstl Giuseppe 45
Ort Augu.stus 40
Osborn Frank 40
Osborne (>eo .'50
Osgood Illram P...46
Oslor Van Vos8....21
Owens Patrick 63
Oudin Eugene J U 37
Page M B 40
Page Wm 22
Pahl Sebastian 30
Painter Geo 45
Palschke Wm 60
Palm Edward 49
Palmer Ailjcrt G...46
I'ainier James 90
i'ape .Vugust 32
Parades Diego 71
Parco Antonio 52
Park Wm 59
Parni'll Patrick 63
Parton Chas A F..28
Parutch Frank 25
Pasgust Paul 32
Patten Horace K..22
Peckin David 72
Pedroja Pletro 28
Peel Jonathan 37
Peidien Kd H 29
Pelgrem Fred 45
Pelton Oscar
Pembie Henry 54
Peuddola Peter 75
I'enn Joseph H 23
I'enny N S 43
Pereira Joseph 57
Pernat Geo 22
Perry Henry E 72
I'e.-icia Stephano...58
Peter John 42
Peterson F'rauk...40
Peterson G 67
Peterson Martin.. .31
Peterson Peter. a. .27
Petis Valentine 48
Petry Theodore 28
Pett Richard H.....59
Phelan I'atrick :»
I'heian Patrick 29
Piii-lj.H M LC 21
I'liillll.s Adam F...71
Phillips Edward. ...59
Phillips John 38
philllp.s M U 22
Phillips Wm B 32
picket Thos 33
Pickney John CC25
pidaneck Chas 31
pierce Ignatius (>2
I'ljier John E 60
Pipouit ('has J 6.8
Pi.Nlev Wm 37
Plennis Michael ...33
Plidle Mitchel 22
PocUeck Glovanl..33
Pomerov Lucius.. .36
Porter Michael 24
I'orter Wadsworlh42
J'otsel Christian... 28
Prater John B 47
Prendergast Thos.27
Preston Wm 40
J'reviist Joseph K.32
J'rudhon Ale.x ;«
Purcell Wrii H 40
Purcelia Francisco 37
Purdy John H 72
Ang»
Tuly 26
carpenter .'Vpr29
miner .\ug 30
lunib'rmn Dec 2*
loborer Tan 9
cook June 23
teamster.. Mar 13
farmer Aug 4
merchant Mar 17
Jan 23
Apr 22
Mar 25
stsprlnkir May 21
July 4
engineer.. Oct 20
cook Apr 23
carpenter Julv 29
Mar 22
Apr 28
Jan 8
tinsmith.. Nov 20
5Iar8
July 20
laborer.... Apr fi
laborer.. ..June 13
Mar 11
musician Julv 24
Aug 18
(Jet 26
Dec 29
Doc 8
brtdr Feb 7
paperh'gr July 15
soldier Apr 14
May 27
bkpr (Jet 5
Decl
seaman... Mar 19
Oct 21
laborer.... Nov 3
fruit dlr.. Aug 15
contractr. .\pr 14
carpenter Dec 17
Aug 20
cook Feb II
Sept 27
seaman... Apr 15
cook Dec 1
shoemkr.. Jan 13
July 28
shlpcrptr Aug 18
laborer.... Mar 17
laborer.... Apr 27
brakemn. Aug 28
Nov 8
painter... Mar 4
Sept 10
.'Vug 2
Dec 20
bricklayer Mar 20
civil eng.. Dec 25
Feb 10
pilot Apr 25
June 12
Nov 23
seaman... Aug 31
Mar 19
Jan 26
laborer.... May 11
Sept 1
laborer.... Jan 22
Apr 6
(1^8
miner July 25
bo.\mkr... Sept 23
Sept 1
physician Sept 26
Oct 11
carnenter Mar 20
Sept 4
)au 25
(juarturo Reclno..35 miner Feb 24
(^uigiey Edward. ..26 laborer.... Nov 4
(.^ulgley Hugh 26 mo.der.... Jlay 26
tiulliman Peter 36 laborer.... Nov 6
(.^uinlaii TlioH 26 laborer.... July 25
guinn Bernard 37 Jan II
yuinn James 25 laborer.... .\ug 3
(juinn Jumcs 30 Sept 14
giiinn James 44 huckster. Dec 27
cjuinn Ji'remiah...66 Nov 17
(Juinn John 34 Marl
yulnn Owen 22 vanrlsh'r Sept 13
Railford Fred'k 29 whitener. Dec 25
Rafferty Mlchael..33
Rntlrcv Martin 25
Ralph Adam 3«
Rampwiio Luigi...40
RuiuMs .\nton 32
Uandnll Chas P.. ..34
Ransom JonasC...41
Jtaplmel Louis 45
Rauchel Uu6tave..5I
Ray Robert 71
Raymond L C 33
Reagan Thos E 26
Reardon Dennis.. .3;i
Rcclnes Joan 47
Reed Henry R 48
Reese H 42
Reid Chas 35
Rellly Patrick 40
Relliy Philip 43
Reinstlne Louis.. .;J5
Reise John 60
Rebni Peter N 50
Reutt-r Geo .02
Revels Henry :»
Jteynolds Geo H...48
Reynolds James.. .52
RevnoMs N 66
Bevuolds Wm J.. .75
Rhoile ('has D 31
Rhodes Wm H 53
Rice Horatio N 40
RiceWni F 21
Richardson H 47
Rider John 45
Riley jMlchael 52
Rilev Peter ....32
Ring Dan D 44
Riordan Simon 51
Jioach Edward 48
Robert Jean 41
Roberts Harrison..59
Roberts Joseph 'M
Robinson Chas 44
Robinson Geo 32
Robinson I R 55
Robinson James..53
Roblufon Jas H...56
R.^binson R W....49
Robinson WniT...62
Itoche Thos 58
Rodrlgues Frank..36
Roe Wm 34
Rogers Uriah 43
Rokohl Dovin 67
Uollama G K 42
Itoller (Jeo 40
Rollins Samuel K..40
Rosbacher August24
Rossi I'letro 31
Kourke Bernard. ..40
Rourke .lohn A. ..24
Howe Frederick. ..51
Rownan Thos K..3;J
Rneghen Albert....:«
Ruempicr Wm 37
Ruger Clirls 45
Ruh Frederick 27
Run.lle Richard T.56
Rusend Joseph 33
Rusg Ferdinand.. .67
Russell Geo H 40
Rutherford James W
liutherlord J W...52
Rvan ('has 42
Rvon Daniel 39
Ryan Martin 31
Ryan Michael B...29
Ryan Wm 78
Salwrton John 49
Sablstin James. 55
Salmon \ 46
Samuels H 50
Sanclie.^ Emllane..2U
Sanders ( 'hrls 32
Santon K _ 35
Satterleo John 60
Savler Thos A 52
.Sawyer Franrl.''....W
Sawyer Henry V..M
Saverman Henry..40
.Sconlun .\nlhony..40
•Schaefer I'eter M
Schaller Geo F 47
Schaw Julius 21
S<liellv Wm 80
.Schenhardt H 48
Schick Geo D_ 31
laborer.... .\ug 25
gaslRtcr.. I)ec 24
Sept 4
miner Sept 20
capitalist .lune 8
teamster. Sept 15
bookkpr... Sept 7
tailor May 23
steward... July 8
Sept 20
physician May 15
printer Nov 4
saloonkpr Nov 13
laundry 'n Jan 20
Jan 21
Jan 12
flreman... Dec 6
express'n Nov 29
laborer.... Mar 28
peddler... Dec 2
merchant Feb 15
June 16
Dec 17
...June 20
merchant Feb 26
Sept 28
merchant May 6
merchant Sept 28
saloonkpr June 8
Apr 14
clerk May I
May 2
Jans
laborer.... Dec 10
Mor25
laborer.... May 19
tailor Feb 9
merchant Mar 12
laborer.... Jan 24
July 14
Dec 20
cook .\ug 4
laborer.... Aug 29
painter.... Dec 4
longshr'u Dec 25
Nov 3
Nov 22
Dec 21
July 16
Uq dealer Jan 15
Feb 19
Mar 29
blksmltU. May 23
agent June 6
longshr'n July 29
Decs
shlpcrptr Nov 4
Dec 19
A;:g 11.
May 'IS
Bhoecut'r. May 29
May 15
cooper .Mar 3
buuher... Feb 2.5
Ayr 16
blacks'h.. Nov 3
Oct '26
merchant Feb 25
tisherm'n Jan 29
luly 6
real est ag Sept 11
wood m'n Jan 10
miller Jan 15
brtdr Oct 6
laborer.... Nov 10
laborer.... Nov 3
laborer.... Nov 11
Nov 30
laborer....
laborer...,
laborer...,
boker
luDgshr'n
cigarmkr.
atty
deckhand
blacks'h..
Mar 18
,Tune 29
Nov 10
.'>Iar 14
Sept 5
Oct U
Jan 1
Jan '20
Mar '22
Sept 1
May 13
.May 14
.May 27
Nov 1
Mar 31
Oct
Jan 31
Aug 8
(Ktao
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SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Schiller AuRust 35 cooper Julv 21
Schlnkel John 24 Apr 9
SchllnKloff Ferd ...29 leweler.... June 8
Schmadfke DH058 cook Nov 28
SchmMt Geo 42 cook Sept 2!l
SchnilJt Geo 44 fishemin. Jon 26
Schmidt John 41 barber Sept 25
Schmidt Joon 53 Jnn 27
Schmidt Joseph ...52 stockbrkr Jrly 3
Schmitt Chan 57 merchant Jan 18
Schneider Chas -K boarding. Feb 12
Schnoor Ilenrv L..33 grocer .... Dec 29
Schober Davis 27 lul.v 30
Schoener Fred 94 metal rfr. Oct 26
Schual Peter 42 butcher... Aug 18
Schuman BenJ 47 merchant Oct 1
Scott \Vm W M Jan 8
Scottlnl Agobtlno..28 Jnne 18
Scully John 56 E>hoemkr.. Mar 17
Secchl GasperS 54 Aug 8
Seimers Altiert 34 June 18
Selvert«-n Ohrlf...30 Jan 11
SemlcrFi:rdlnand22 Mar 5
Sence (Jhae 27 cooper Sept 20
Severing Otto 45 May 30
Sexton John 45 June 3
Seybold Hugo 26 cook Nov 21
Shannon J 40 whitener Nov 28
Shaw John 43 July 6
Shea Martin 33 farmer..... May 6
Shelder Peter 40 May 31
Shepard John 54 Jan 9
Sheridan Thos 50 Aug 10
Sherman Henry. ..32 cook Feb 23
Sherman Henry.. .38 Feb 12
Slierman WalteDSl Jan 6
Sherman Wm 38 Jan 29
Shine Wm H 22 Dec 2
Shoen Edward 41 barbar.....June 24
Siegfried H J 26 clerk May 27
Sicgwcil Ernest 41 bookkpr... Dec 18
Sllva John 33 barber Mav 21
Sllveira Francis A 26 broker Nov 22
S'mmen Louis 30 (tcl27
Simons Hiram C..61 Mar 13
Simons .Michael... 26 .\ng 7
Simpson J K 26 fanner.... Feb 15
Sirdeulierg H 41 grocer Jan 16
Sisco Aaron (>1 steward... .\pr5
Skellcy PatrUk 47 laborer.... Dec 22
Slaven Daniel F...i2 carpenter Oct 31
Slaven James 53 saloonkpr Oct 11
Small James 40 seaman... Sept 18
Small John 25 merchant Julv 24
Smith A 35 laborer.... Oct 13
Smith Chas 34 July 18
Smith Chas :J4 seaman... (let 18
Smith Chas 55 laborer.... Feb 28
Smith Geo 46 laborer.... Nov 1
Smith G F 37 musician Sept 17
smith Henry 48 Feb 10
Smith Heory 56 longshr'n Mar 2
Smith Henry B 32 seaman... Nov 1
Smith James M....35 longshr'n .\ug 22
Smith John 30 woodsmn May 18
Smith Joseph 46 laborer.... Mar 1
Smith Michael C...50 conductor Nov 13
Smith U F 40 Mar is
smith Kobert 35 Sept 20
Smith Wm 28 seaman... Oct 23
Snell A T 35 Sept 8
Soniniar Chaf 47 grocer Feb 28
Solomon David .55 merchant Oct 8
Sophey Henry 70 cook Nov 29
Soren Geo S 60 stockbrkr Julv 18
Sorensen I'eter 28 Sept 7
Sorvlne Stcplicn...(iO Oct 25
Soule Wm K 73 Feb 21
Souihworth A }i..M capitalist. Dec 1
Spauldlna 1/ H 51 Jan 7
SUckhouse W K....30 farmer.... Sept 19
Stackpdle John 45 cook .\ug 9
Staehle Chas .54 Aug :»
Statlord Steven 70 July 27
Stailer Chrli.tlan...47 Dec 22
Stanford I) E 28 bkpr Feb 23
Stonlels Horatio A 35 Oct 31
Stanlev Jerome M 45 poiicemn. Nov 27
t tannage Philip J 60 Ian 29
tanton RS 54 Mav 24
Stelnbofer Phlllp..69 Nov 6
StelnwayChas 58 Sept 25
SteTenson Robert. 23 tailor July 18
Stcver .\ndrew 28 glass culr May 10
Stewart Austins. .29
Stewart Henry 31
Stewart John. 44
Stewart .Mason K.24
♦tievanovlch N 61
Stilfes John 23
Storm Gustave F..40
Strickland ("has.. .24
Strong Edw'ri Y...59
Sturia I)ominlco...66
Stuttman H P 35
Suess Fred'k W...35
Sullivan Daniel 37
Sullivan David 30
Sullivan Dennls....Bl
Sullivan Kugene..,.35
Sullivan Eugene F31
Sullivan John 27
Sullivan John 50
Sullivan Mlchnel..41
Sullivan Patrick.. .90
Sullivan Patrick H33
Sullivan TF 20
Sullivan Wm 39
Sullivan Wm 43
.Sullivan 50
Summeriield S 69
Suplee A H 55
Surthan John 40
Sutt(.n Martin 29
Swallow Jo.';eph...38
Sweeney James....47
Sweenv Edward..65
Swett Chas N 28
Taaffe Thos D 14
Talbot Chas 33
Talcm Allen 58
Tate James 40
Taylor AsherS 69
Taylor Edward C..38
Tavlor Emanuel.. .55
Tavlor Wm H 34
Teischscherer H...32
Terglsin Lars 25
Tesh Henry 31
Thoman Freil 21
Thomas Evan S....51
Thomas Wm 43
Thompson .\ K 71
Thompson Ellas....55
Thompson (^eo 40
Thompson N .\....27
Thompson K n_....36
Thon Christopher.47
Thornton L 3:1
Thurmluster Wm.23
Tletjen Martin 35
TobiOK Christion....22
Todd Benjamin 42
Toner James .38
Toner Peter 26
Tooniev Jeremlali 53
Toonev Richard. ...fiO
Topham John .I....51
Towgod Geo W 41
Tranquivllle N 60
Transur.\braham46
Treadwell L L 52
Trembath John 51
Tretnptiy Henry. ..49
Trimtn Clias 47
Truworthy S 41
Tucker John W....M
Tuckin U 41
Twitchell Thos H.59
Dec 30
Nov 7
laborer.... Mar 31
laborer Feb 19
watchmn .\ug 16
grocer .\ng20
Oct 15
calker Ann 5
painter.... Mar 24
Mar 22
painter... Feb 2
cook Mav 4
Aug 9
Aug 9
bollermkr .\pr 15
July 30
plumlK-T. Mar 10
laborer...- Jan 10
bollermkr Feb 9
lalmrer.... Dec 4
laborer.... Dec 2
painter... Oct 16
clerk Dec 29
sal'nkpr... Mar 2
laborer.... Feb 11
July 2
Sept 5
Feb 21
June 12
Ureman... Aug 6
Oct 26
bricklav'r Apr 27
Mar 29
June 13
July 15
agent Aug 17
porter .\pr25
blacks'h.. Mav 10
Oct 10
clerk Mar 5
saloonkpr Nov 20
Feb 14
June 15
laborer.... Mar 15
butcher... Feb 4
clerk Dec 27
June 16
miner .\pr 30
atty Aug 31
.\ug 10
tailor Feb 1
Aug 27
railroad mJun« 30
carpenter Sept 14
loborer Dec 17 i
luly 3 !
grocer Dec 20 i
laborer June 30 '
Dec 20 :
crimper.... Dec 1 j
laborer Julv 3 i
clerk Nov 24 i
laborer .\pr 30 I
master m Dec 3 \
Feb 20
.■\ug 5
\pr20
merchant Feb 12
\ug 14
stocks May 2
seaman.... Feb 7
June 27
Jeweler luly 22
gardener. Sept 24
carpenter Jan 7
Vierra Joseph 31 seoman.... f let 21
Vlllavlcencia L....41 cock .June 12
Vlnanr-onc A 62 flsherm'u Apr 10
Vroman Geo S 39 Julv 14
Uctor Antolne 63 peddler Tan 10 1
Ukart Ford 32 seaman.... Nov 21
Ullman Elik :J5 teomster. Mar 13
Upton BenJ V 35 Mar JO
Utslieg Louis 31 Feb 4
Vail E J 67
Valentl Glovonnl..40
VanDusenHenrv24
Van NesR John !f 46
Van Heed Levi 58
Van Tassell .\lex..47
Vaugn Henry 50
Verde S K S 23
Vernango GuiBe....45
Vero Wm 60
VIdy Gabriel 61
clergymn Nov 22
...„ Sept 20
Dec 16
Aug 21
cari)enter Oct 31
laborer Feb 21
calker Sept 16
Aug 5
lisherm'n Oct 31
undertakr Nov 8
Nov 15
Wabnltz Gustave 45
WackenfusR Kobt47
Wade A 1> 77
Waklroos Johan G25
Waldeck John 31
Walker Solomou..77
Wallace W m M....S0
Walsh Dennis 46
Walsh James 33
Walsh I'nlrlck 40
Walsh Klchard 26
Walter Geo F 58
Walthour D F 46
Wamslev James....28
Wurrl FredS 22
Ward N Thos .55
Warren .\ugS 45
Walsh Kobert 64
Waterman Wm 45
Watt C J 26
Way David 38
Webb Alonzo 28
Weber J P 26
Weeks G .38
Welte Joseph 46
Wells Wm V 49
Welsh Michael..... 22
West Frank 28
WesthottChas 52
Wheeler Wm P 5;{
Wheelon Edward..65
Whelau Patrick 78
Whelokan John 45
Whipley David H.86
White A B 75
White Clius 48
White EH 44
White Frank .S 28
White Hugh 3y
White James 75
White John 50
White John 50
White Wm 73
Wnitliig S N 45
Whitworth Wm...38
Wllbeck Peter 58
Wickmun Henry..35
WIdman .lohn 77
Widrow .MU ha.l..45
Wlellncs Chas W..27
Wiener Adolph 29
Wilhelui t;eo .M....68
Wilhelin.son Peter W
WllksJ.ihu 55
Williams Fronk....44
Williams Fred'k....40
Williams Jeronie..50
Williams .lohn H..24
Williams Peter 48
WUllauis Itol>ert..52
Williams SumueL.49
Williams W !•; W..;i3
W lillamsou Th06..41
WiUon A K 50
Wilson John N 62
Wilson John W....26
Wilson Thos G 25
Winslow Edward.52
Wiseman Bernard 23
Wolf Joseph 26
Wdlfe James EJr..31
Wood E/ra R 58
Wooden Wm U ...48
Woodland Geo E ..28
Woodrull .Ins E 32
Wright R F 27
Wynants Peter 65
W'yune Patrick 28
Wynkreu Fred 66
t
Young Chas 24
Young Isaac L 38
Young James C 31
July 24
June 17
Mav 29
May 26
Sept 18
Mar 18
July 3
laborer.., Nov 3
farmer. .Ian 23
miner .\uk 31
laborer..... Feb 14
tailor Dec 26
laborer ( »ct 28
laborer July 26
clerk Dec 17
barber Jan 16
carpenter Sept 3
Dec 10
musician. Dec 27
Jnne 18
.* Mar 11
Oct 21
Julyn
Oct 26
miner July 31
June 1
mbl wk'r. Feb 27
macblD't. .Sept 17
June 21
brtdr Nov 20
laborer Oct 3
Jan I
biacksm'h Oct 11
:.... Jan 20
miner Feb 18
seaman ... Feb 13
actor .\pr 9
salesman.June 25
laborer June 10
Nov 2
cari)enter i let 4
laborer „_ Dec 1
carver Julv 28
May .31
steward . Jan 25
car'gemkr Nov 21
loborer ..June 16
Aug 23
Ian 10
machini't Nov 13
Jan 25
July 30
carpenter Julv 5
Oct 1
printer ... June S
seaman „„ Sept 3
cook .\tig 17
Nov 20
laborer ... July 9
Mar 19
Mar 27
atty Feb 9
laborer Aug 11
Dec 27
Dec.7
seaman.. Mar 22
laborer Apr 19
Feb 28
brtdr Oct 15
Jan 4
architect. Nov 17
Aug 14
bricklayer Jan 1
bkpr Oct 20
.\pr9
carpenter July 27
Aug 3
pointer... Oct 19
pastor May 4
laborer Nov 17
watchmn Sept 17
clerk Apr 25
Zenncr Henry P,...38 merchant Feb 17
Zlegler Joseph 48 shoemkr. Sept 5
Zlmmermann L...44 musician. Nov 24
Zolezzi Domenlc...25 Sept 23
Street Guide.
A, bet Point Lobos av and
Bfm First nv W.
A, South S F bpt Ship and
B I'm Filth av SW to coun-
ty line.
Ada Court, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm O'Far-
rell N.
Adam, B H.Glft Mop No 3
Adainii, bet Scott and De-
vi eadero fm Tylev to
Turk.
Adelaide Place, bet
Geary and Post fm Taylor
W.
Adela, B H.Glft Map No 4
Adele Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Jackson
N-
Adler (formerly Pupont
alley) fm Dupont t to
Montcoiiiery av
Alabama, bet Columbia
and Harrison fm Twenty-
first S to Serpentine av
Alameda, bet Merrlniac
and Kl Dorado fm the bay
AV to South and fm Eighth
to Harrison.
Alamo Square, bet
Stott and Stelner, Haj-es
and Fulton.
Alaska, bet Water Front
and Mexico fm Water
Front S to India.
Alcatraz Square, bet
.leR'ertion and N Point,
Franklin and tlouph.
Alfa, bet Union and Fil-
bert fni Sans-onie W.
Alemany Avenue, bet
Dolores and f'hurch fm
Seventeenth to Church
lane.
Alirer Place, bet Harrl-
lioii and I5r^aIlt fin Firtit K
Alice AlIc.T. bet Taylor
and Junes N from Post to
Lewlti
Allen, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Hvde W.
Alleu, B H.
AlllMon Avenue, San
Ml^,'uel, W Kiid Map No 1.
Alia Plaza, bet Scott and
Stelner, .lackson and Clay.
Amador, bet Isiais arid
Calaveras fm the bay to
Flr8t av.
Amazon, Excelsior H
.\8Pn.
Amherst, University U
Assn.
Anderson, B H.
Andrew, hot Fifth and
Sixth fm FolHoni N.
Anken.v Place, bet Sut-
ter and Buhh fm Powell E.
Anna, bet Powell and Ma-
son fm Eddy N.
Annie, bet New Mont-
Komcrv and Third fm Mar-
ket to Mission.
Anthony, bee New An-
thony.
Antonio, bet EUIb and
U'Farrell fm Jones W.
Arayo. Belle Koche City.
Arch, City Land Assn.
Arizona, bet Colorado
and Iiiaho fra Water Front
S to India.
Arkansas, bet ConnecU-
cut and Wisconsin fm Cen-
ter S to Tulare.
Arlington, Falrmount
Tract.
Arm:*', bet Twenty-sixth
and Twentv-seventh fm
Old San Jos6 Road W to
Bellevue.
Ash, bet Fulton and McAl-
lister fm Larkln to Fill-
more.
Ashburton Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Dupont
E.
Ashbury, bet Masonic av
and Clayton S fm Fulton.
Athens, Excelsior H Assn
Auburn, bet Alason and
Tavlor Im Jackson to Pa-
ct lie.
Augu.«t Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fni Green N.
Augusta, South S F, S of
Helena fm Silver av W to
York.
Austin, bet Pine and Bush
fm Larkln to Octovia.
Aztec, B H.
B, bet A and C fm First av
W.
B, South S F, from Third av
SW to county line.
Bache, H 11.
Bacon, University H Assn
Bagley Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
O'Farrell N.
Baker, bet Broderlck and
Lyon fm IIali.'lif to Lewis.
BaldMin Court, bet
Fremont and First fm Fol-
som NE.
Ballance, bet Sansome
and Montf-'omery fm Jack-
son to Gold.
Banks. B H.
Bannam PIttce, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Grei'U to Union.
Bartlett, Falrmount
Tract.
Bartlett Alley, bet
Kearny ami Dupont fm
Jackson to Pacific.
Bartlett. bet Valeuclaand
Jllssion fm Twentv-sec-
ond S to Serpentine av.
Bartol. bet Sansome and
Montironnry liii VallejoS.
Batter.v, bi't Front and
Sansome fm Market to
Loml)ard
Strfft. E. tide.
Market and BuKh 2
Pine ino
CBllfornla 200
HoUetk
Sacramento 300
Commercial
Clay 400
Merchant ,
Washington 500
Oregon
Jackson 600
Pacific 700
Chambers
Broadway 800
Vullejo 900
Green 1000
Commerce
Union 1100
Dock
Filbert 1200
Greenwich 1300
Lombard
Bauer, Academy Tract.
Ba.v, bet Francisco and N
Point fm Kearny to Pre-
sidio Reservation.
Ba.v "View Place, bet
Jones anil Leavenworth
fm Union N.
Beach, bet N Point and
.leflferson fm Dupont to
Presidio Reservation.
Beacon, Falrmount Tract
Beale, bet Main and Fre-
mont fm Market SE to the
bav
Street. W. side.
Morket 2
Mission 100
Howard 2U0
Folsom 300
Harrison 400
Bryant 500
Brannan
Beale Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Jlaiil W.
Beaver, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth fm Noe W to
Castro.
Bedford Place, bet
Stoikton and I'owell fm
Jackson N.
Beideman, bet Devlsa-
(lero and Scott fm Ellis to
O'Farrell.
Bel lair Place, Itet Du-
jiont and Stockton fm
Chestnut to Francisco
Bclden, bet Montgomery
Hn<t Kearnv fm Bush to
Pin.'.
Bellevue. W of Ellen fm
Elizatieth to Thirtu'th
Bellevue Avenue, W
End H Assn.
Benton Avenue, B H.
B\>mls, FalrmoMiit Tract.
Bepler. San .Miguel, W
End Map No 2.
Berlin, University H
Assn.
Bernadotte, bet I»lalB
and Schneider fm Islalg
Creek channel NE to Sixth
av.
Bernal, B H.
Bernal Avenue, R U,
Gift Map No 4.
Bernard, bet Pacific and
Broadwav fm Taylor to
Leaven^'orth
Berr.v, bet King and Chan-
nel SW fm Second to
Eighth.
Street. N. side.
Second 2
Hammond place
Third 100
Madden
Haggin
Tevis
Dewey
Fourth 200
Fifth 300
Sixth 400
Seventh ^ 500
Eighth V
Berry , bet Sutter and Bush
fm Dupont E.
Birch, l>i t Grove and Ful-
ton tm Lnrkin W.
Bismarck, .San Miguel,
W End fliap No 2.
Blossom , fm Valencia to
Guerrero bet Quinn and
Fourteenth.
Bluxome, bet Brannan
and Townsend fm First
SW.
Street. N. side.
Flret... )
Second > Not opened.
Third J -
Fourth 2
Fifth 100
Bourdnian Place, bet
Sixth and Seventh fm
Brannan NW.
Boise, B H.
Bond. l>et Eleventh and
Twelfth fm Mission to
Glen Park av.
Boston Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm First
E.
Bourbon, bet Preclta
f^reek and Norman fm (ir-
leans NE.
Bourne, B H, Gift Map
No 4.
Bowdoin, University II
Assn.
Bower Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
(Jreen S.
Bowie Avenue, l>et
Howard and Folsom fm
Tenth to Eleventh.
Bowles Place, N s
Howard bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
Bo.tce, iH-t Cook and Wil-
liamson fm Point Lobos
av N.
Boyd, bet Harrison and
Brvant, Seventh and
Eighth, and E ami W »lde»
Chesley.
Bradford, B il.
Brad.i, b-t I'ottrr and
Hermann fm Market 8E to
MlSRloD,
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Brsd.T Place, lietGrnen
ami Union I'm Lnrkln K
Brannnn.bet liryant and
Town8enii SW fui Boole to
Potrero av.
Street. iV. side.
Bcale "2
Fremont 100
First 200
Second 300
Stontord
Central place
Thompson avenue
Third 400
Kltch
Zoe
Fourth 500
Fltth 600
Sixth* 700
Clinton
Geneva
Boardman place
Brannan place
Gilbert
Seventh 800
Downey
Decatur
Eighth 900
Ninth 1000
Doro
Tenth
Brannan Place, bet
Sixth and Seventh fm
Brannan SE.
Brazil A>'enae, Excel-
sior n Assn.
Bronliani Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Clav to \Va.«hlngtou.
Brcwxter, B H.
Bright, Clb- I-and Assn.
Bro»«l, It AH Absd.
Broadwnj, bet Pacific
aud.ValleJoWlto Davis.
Street. -tV. tide.
Davlg ; 3
Front 100
Battery 200
Sansome 300
Ohio
Barfol
Montgomery 400
Rowland olley
Kearny 500
Plnkuey
MontKomery avenue
Dupont 600
Pacific alley
Duncan court
Stockton 700
Morey alley
VlrKlnlo place
Powell 800
Scott place
Mason 900
Salmon
Illmmclman place
Taylor 1000
Sweet
Florence
Jones 1100
Leoven worth 1200
Morse place
Hyde 1300
Morrell place
Larkln 1400
Polk 1500
Van Ness avenue 1600
Franklin 1700
(;out;h ISOO
(tctuvia liXX)
LoKiina 2000
I'-iRtianan 2100
^.■bster ,...•2:100
Fillmore 2300
Steluer 2400
J'lerce 2500
Scott 2(»0
Devlsadero 2700
Broderlclt. 2S00
Baker 2U00
Lyon._ 3000
Central avenue 3100
Walnut 3200
Laurel 3300
Locust 3400
Spruce .'BOO
>laple 3600
Cherry. 3700
First avenue
Broderlck, bet Dcvlsa-
adero and Baker fm Waller
to Lewis.
Brookl:»n Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
N of Sacramento S.
Brooks, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Market to
Geory.
Brosnan, bet KIdley and
Fourteenth (m Valencia
to Guerrero.
Brown'M Alley, bet
Hvde and Larkln fm Mc-
Allister N.
Brown'M Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont mi
Bush to IMnc.
Brunswick, W End H
Assn.
Bryant, bet Harrison and
Brannan SW I'm Spear to
Eleventh.
Street, A\ side.
Spear 2
Johnston
Main' 100
Beale 200
Fremont
First 300
Ecker
Japan
EIncon place
Stanley place
Second : 400
("entrol place
Third 500
Rltch
Zoe
Fourth 600 700
Filth 700 800
Oak Grove avenue
Park avenue
Sixth 900
Clinton
Boardman place
Gilbert
Garden
Seventh 900 1000
Dora
Downey
White place
Kate place
Decatur
Eighth 1100
Bryant avenue
Ninth 1200
Dore
Tenth
Bryant Avenue, bet
York and (Columbia fm
Twenty-llrst S to Serpen-
tine av.
Bryant Avenue, bet
Eighth and Ninth Im Bry-
ant NW.
Bryant Place, bet San-
.sonie and Montgomery fm
Bush N.
Buchanan, bet Laguna
and SVebster N fm Market
to Lewis.
Street. E. side.
Market 2
Kate 100
Waller 20O
Halght 300
liosc
Page 400
Lily
Oak 500
Hickory
F'.ll 600
Linden
Haves. 700
Ivy
(irove 800
Birch
Fulton 800
Ash
Mc.Ullster 1000
Locust
Tyler UOO
Elm avenue
Turk. 1200
Lauiel avenue
Eddy 1300
Willow avenue
Ellis 1400
Olive avenue
O'Farrell 1.500
Geary IBOO
I'ost 1700
Sutter IsoO
Bush lilOO
Pine 2000
California 2100
Sacramento 2200
Clay J:W)
Washington 2400
Jackson 2.'j00
Pacific 2600
Broadway 2700
Vallejo 2'500
Cireen 2<(00
Union ;{000
Filbert 3100
Pl.xley
Greenwich 3200
Moulton
Lombard 3300
Chestnut
Lobos Square
Bay 3400
North Point 3.500
Beach 3600
Jelterson 3700
T<in<iuln 380O
LewiK
Buchanan Alley, bet
Fir.it and Second fm How-
ard to Tehama
Bueua VlNta, B H.
Bnena Vista Park,
bet Utah and Vermont,
Napa and Shasta.
Burcliaiu Place, bet
Tyler and Turk fm Leav-
enworth W.
Burgoyne Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
fni Pacific S.
Biirrilt, bet Stockton and
Powell Im Bush S.
Burrows, University H
A ssn.
Bush, bet Sutter and Pine
W im Market to Central av
Street. iV. side.
Market ond Front 2
Battery 100
Sansome 200
Bryant place
Montgomery 300
Trnilty
Uuss alley
Belden
KeariT>- 400
Brown's alley
Clara lane
Marv lane
Dupont 500
Chnthani ploce
Stockton 60O
Burrltt
Munrue
Chelsea place
Powell 700
Mason 800
Taylor flOO
Jones. 1000
Leavenworth UOO
H.vde ^ 1200
Larkin 1300
Polk 14U0
Van Ness avenue 1500
Franklin 1600
Gough 1700
Octavia ISOO
Laguna 1900
Buchanan 2000
Webster 2100
Fillmore 2200
Slelner 2300
Pierce 2400
Scott 2500
Devlsadero 2600
Broderlck 2700
Baker 280(i
Lyon 2900
Cemetery avenue
Central avenue
Bush-Bt Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Bush N.
Butler, B H.
Butlcbet Solano and Napa
' fni the bay W to Harrison
ByiuBlon. bet Ellis and
O'Furrell fm Webster to
Stelner.
Byrne, B H. Gift Map No4
Byron, li H.
Byron, .San Miguel, W
Kml iMaj) No 2.
«', South S F, Ini Front »▼
SW to county line.
V, bet B and D fm First av
West
Cabot, B H.
Cafiell Alley, bet Dn-
pont and Stockton fm
Union N.
Calaveras, bet Amador
ami Mendocino fm the bay
W to First av.
Calhoun, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Green
to Alta.
California, bet Pine and
Sacramento W fm Market
Street. N. side.
Market and Drumm 2
Davis 100
Front 200
Battery 300
Sansome 400
Leldesdortl..
Montgomery 500
Spring
Webb
Kearny 600
St Mary's place
Oulncy
Dupont 700
William place
Sclina iilacc
Stockton 800
Pratt place
Prospect place
Miles court
Powell 900
Gustavus
Mason 1000
Cushman
Tavlor 1100
Jones 12U0
Leavenworth 1900
Helen
Jacoby
Hyde 1400
Larkln 1500
Polk 1600
Van Ness avenue 1700
Franklin 1800
Gough 1900
Octavia 2000
Laguna 2100
Buchanan 2200
Webster 2300
Middle
Fillmore 2400
.Stelner 2500
Pierce 2600
Scott 2700
Devlsadero 2800
Broderlck 2900
Baker 3000
Lyon 3100
Central avenue 3200
Laurel Hill Cemetery....
Walnut 3300
Laurel 3400
Locust ,3800
Spruce 3600
Maple 3700
Cherry 3800
First avenue
California Avenue,
BH.
Cambridge, University
H Assn.
Camp, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth fm Guerrero
E.
4'ami»bell, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth fm Dolo-
res E.
Capitol, B K H Assn.
STREET GUIDE.
89
Cs|>l>< bpt Sllssion and
Howard fin Sixteenth S to
Serpoiit.ne av.
tit reel. W.side.
Fifteenth 'i
Sixteenth 100
Seventeenth 200
KlKliteenth 300
Nineteenth 400
Twentieth 500
Tweutv-iirst 600
Twent\ -second 700
Twentv-third 800
Twenlv-luurth SXW
Twentv-llfth.. 1000
Twenty-sixth 1100
Serpentine avenue
Card Alley, bet Vallejo
and Green fm Stockton W.
Carl, bet Frederick and
Sullivan fm Clayton \V.
Carlus Place, bet I'ow-
eli and .llasou fm OTurrell
S.
Carolina, l»5t ■Wisconsin
and De Uaro fm ElKhth S
to Napoleon.
Caroline, bet Sixth and
Seventh im Folsom SE.
Caroline Plaee, bet
Jackson and Pacific fm
Powell E.
Carter, Vifitaclon Vallev.
Carver, B H.
Case, B U, Gilt Map No 4.
Castro, bet Noc and Dia-
mond ira Ridley S
t'ayuga Avenne, San
MiKuel, \V End Map No 1.
Cedar, bet Davis and
Front fm Clay to Wash-
InKtoD.
Cedar Avenue, bet
Geary and Post fm Larklu
to Laguna.
Cedar I<a«ne, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Mission to Valencia*
Cemetery Avenue, bet
Lyon and Central av fm
Bush S to Centnii av.
Center, bet El Dorado and
Santa Clara fin the bay \V
to Harrison.
Central, City Land Aasn
Central Avenue, bet
Lyon and Wainut fm
Geary N to Presidio Reser-
vation.
Central Plaee, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine S.
Central Place, bet Sec-
ond and Third fm Bryant
to Brnnnan.
ChaniberH. bet Pacific
and Broadway tm Davis to
Battery.
CliauiberH Alley, bet
Powell and Muson fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
<1iannel, bet Berry and
Hooper S\V fm the bay to
Eighth.
Channel, R U, Gilt Map
No 4.
Charity, D H, Gill Map
No 4.
ChnrIeM,Falnnount Tract
Charlen Plac^,bet First
and Second fm Harrixon to
Essex pi.
Cha«M>, B H, Gift Mop No 4.
Chase, bet Williamson and
-MerrlUeld fm J'olnt Lobos
av N.
thathani Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Bush N.
CliattanooBra, bet Dolo-
res and (Jhurch fni Twen-
ty-first S to Twenty-fourth
Chelsea Plaee, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Bush S.
C h e u e r y, FslrmouDt
Tract.
Chepultepec, B H.
Cherry, bet Maple and
First av fm California N.
CherubuMCO, B H.
Chenley, b^'l Seventh and
Klvhth I'm Harrison SE.
<'liestnut, bet Lombard
ond Francisco W fm San-
eoine to Presidio Reserva-
tion.
Street. iV. side.
Sansome 2
Montuomcry 100
Webster
Kearnv 200
Dupont 300
Beliair place
Stockton 400
Chestnut alley
Powell 500
Mason COO
MoiitKomery avenue
Tavlor 700
Jones 800
Leavenworth 900
Hvde 1000
Laikin 1100
Polk 1200
Vau Ness avenue 1300
Franklin .• 1400
Gough 1.500
tictavia 1600
Laguna 1700
Lobos Square
Buchanan 1800
Webster lUOO
Fillmore 2000
Stelner 2100
Pierce 2200
Scott 2;<00
Devlsadero 2400
Broderick. 2.500
Baker 2ti00
Presidio Reservation
«liestnut Alley, bet
Stockton and Powell Im
Chestnut N.
(Iiina, NW n Dry Dock
Basin to Water Bront.
China Avenue, Excel-
Bior H Aesn.
Church, bet Dolores and
Sanchez fm Ridley S to
Thirtieth.
Church I.ane, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth im
Dolores W to Church.
Church Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Im Dupont W.
City Hall Avenue, fm
Market oi>p Eighth to Park
av.
Clitra (Clary) bet Folsoni
and Harrison tm RUch to
Sixth.
•Street. JS'. side.
nitch 2
Fourth 100
Hulbert Alley
Fifth 200
Clara Avenue, W of
DoukIoss fm Eighteenth N
Clara Lane, bet Ki>arny
and Dupont fm Sutter to
Bush.
Clarence Place, bet
Second and Third fm
TowMsend NW.
Clark, bet .larkson and
Pacltic fm Drumm to
Front.
Clay, bet Sacramento and
Washini^loii W fm Ea.it.
•Street. A', side.
East 2
Drumm 100
Davis 200
Cedur
Front 300
Battery 400
.Sansonie 500
Leldesdorff
MontKomery 600
Kearny 700
PurtKmoutb Square
Brenham place
Dupont 800
Waverly place
Spofiord
Stockton 000
Clay alley
Prospect place
I'owell 1000
Fremont court
Wetmore place •
Tay
Mason 1100
Verba Buena
Tavlor 1200
Jones 1300
Priest
Jleed
Leavenworth 1400
Hyde __.1.500
Torrens court
Larkin 1600
Polk 170(1
Van Ness avenue 1800
Franklin 11)00
Gough
Lafayette Park
Laguna 2200
Buchanan jt 230<i
Webster 2400
Fillmore 2500
Stelner 2600
Alta Plaza
Pierce 2700
Scott t J. 2800
Devlsadero f 2')00
Broderick 300O
Baker 3100
Lyon 3200
Central avenue 3300
Walnut 3400
Laurel 3.500
Locust Siaxi
Spruce 3700
Mtiple asOO
Cherry 3900
First avenue
Clay Avenue, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Clay N.
Clayton, bet .\shbury and
Cole S fra Fulton.
Cleaveland, bet Folsoni
and Harrison fm Seventh
to Columbia S<iuure.
< lenient, bet California
and Point Lobos ov fm
First av W.
Clement Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Green S.
Clementina, bet How-
ard and FolBom fm First
SW.
Street. JV.slde.
First 2
Ecker
Second 100
Third 200
Fourth 300
Fifth 400
Andrew
Sixth 500
Sumner OOO
Eighth 70O
Clinton, bet Sixth and
Seventh fin Bryant to SE
of Brannun.
Cll|>l>er, bet Twenty-flfth
and Twenty-sixth Ini Uld
San Jose Road W to Doug-
lass
CoflMian Place, bet
Powell and .Mason fm
Washington S.
Cohen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde tm Ki-
lls S.
<°ole, W of Clayton S fm
Fulton to Carl.
Collegre, Lnlverslty H
Assn.
t'ollCKC Place, bet Lar-
kin and Polk fm Hayes N.
Collins, bet Wood and
Ferrle fm Polnl Lobos av
X.
Colorado, bet Mexico
and Arizona Im Water
Front S to Didla
Colton, E s Brady bet
Market and Mission
Columbia, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth fm
Valencia W.
Columbia, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
ilarrisoti
<°oIumbia, bet Florida
and Harrison fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-first,
thence E to Florida,
thence S to Serpentine av.
Columbia Mi|uare, bet
Folsom and Harrison,
Sherman and Columbia
Colusa, bet Yolo and
Marin fm the bay W to
Nebraska
Commerce, bet Green
and Union fm the bay to
Battery
Commercial, bet Sac-
ramento and Clay fm East
to Dupont
•Street. jV. side.
East 2
Drumm 100
Davis 200
Front 300
Battery 400
Sausome 500
Leldisdorfl".
Montgomery 600
Kearny 700
Dupont
Connecticut, bet Mis-
souri and Arkansas fm
Center S to Tulare.
Converse, bet Eighth
and Ninth liri Bryant S.
<'ook, bet Ferrle and
Bovce fm Point Lobos av
N."
Cooper's Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Jackson S.
Cortex, B H.
Cortland Avenue, B
H.
Cottage Place, bet
Geary and I'ost fm Jones
E.
Cottaice Place, bet Clay
and \\ ashington fm Tay-
lor W.
Cotter, .\cademy Tract.
<reek l.ane, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth fm
Howard to Folsom
Crescent Avenue, B H
«'roeUer, S s Stevenson
bet Brady and Hermann.
4'roke, Academy Tract.
(rook, bet Third and
Fourth fm Townsend
NW.
Cross, San Miguel, WEnd
Map No 1.
Cushman, bet Mason
and Taylor fm California
to Sacramento.
Custom House Place,
bet llattery and Sansonie
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
D. tM;t C and Golden Gate
PaTk fm First av west.
I>, S'.uth S F. I'm Water
Front SW toVountv line.
Uakotah. tm Water
Front .■< to India.
Dale Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm Ty-
ler S.
Dame, Fulriuount Tract.
Dartmouth, University
H Assn.
Davis, bet Drumm and
Front N fm Market to
Vallejo.
•Street, A*, tide.
Market and Pine 2
California lOO
.>»acrameuto 200
CommerclaL
CItt.v 800
90
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
WftKhlngton 400
(ircKon
Jackson 500
Clark
Pacific eOO
Chambers
Broadway 700
Senator
Vallelo
Dny, bet Twentv-nlnth
and Thirtieth fm Old San
Jof6 Road \V to BcUeviie.
De Boom, bet Bryant
and Brannan fm Second
NE.
I>«Haro,bet Carolina and
RhcKle Inland fm KIghth 8
to Predta Creek.
DeKalb, B U.
Decntur, B H.
Decatur, bet Seventh
and Klyhth fm Bryant to
Brannan.
Delaware, University
II Assn.
Delaware, bet Massa-
chusetts and Maryland fra
Solano S to First av
Delaware Arenue,
City Land Assn.
Delaware Avenue,
Snn Jliguel, M' Knd Map
No. 1.
Delaware Court, N s
Sutter bet Powell and Ma-
son, rear 514-518 Sutter
Delgado Place, bet
Green and Union fm
Hyde E.
Devisadero, bet Scott
and Broderick N fm Rid-
ley to Lewis.
Afreet. E. tide.
Bidley 2
Waller.. 100
Halght 200
Pase 300
Oak 400
Fell 500
Hayes fiOO
Grove 700
Fulton 800
McAllister fXX)
Tvlar 1000
Turk 1100
Eddv 1200
Ellis 1300
O'FarrcU 1400
Gearv 1.500
Post 1600
Sutter 1700
Bush 1800
Pine IHOO
California 2000
Sacramento 2100
Clav 2200
Washington 2300
Jack.son „...2400
Paclflc 2500
Broad WBV 2000
Vallejo Z?00
Green 2800
Union 2900
FlltH>rt :«)00
Greenwich 3100
Lombard 3200
Chestnut 3300
Francisco .^8400
Bav T.3500
North Point, .3600
Bench „. 3700
Jetrerson 380ii
Tonquln 3900
Lewis
Dewe.v, bet Third and
Fourth fin King to Berry.
Dexter, bet S(>ear and
Main ini llowanl S.
Diamond, bet Cantroand
IiouwUihS fm Seventeenth
S to Thirtieth.
Diamond, Visltaclon val-
lev.
DieUinnoa, B U. Gift
Map No 4.
Dikeman Place, bet
Ellis and U'Forrell fm Ma-
son W.
Dock, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Battery E.
Dock. South S F, bet Tevls
and Ship fm FItth av SW
to county line.
Dod^e, bet llvde and
Larkln fm Turk S.
Dolorei»,bet Guerrero and
Church fm Markets to Old
San'Jos<? Road.
Street. W. sUle.
Market 2
Fourteenth 100
Fifteenth 200
Wells avenue
Sixteenth 300
Church lane
Campbell
Seventeenth 400
Railway avenue
Borland
Eiehteenth 500
Nineteenth 600
Columbia
Twentieth 700
Liberty. •
Twenty-first 800
Twentv-second 900
Twentv-thlrd 1000
Twenty-fourth 1 100
.Terse v
Twenty-fifth 1200
Clipper
Twenty-sixth 1303
Armv
Twenty-seventh 1400
Duncan
Twenty-eighth 1500
Valley
Twenty-ulnth 1600
Day
Thirtieth
Dora, bet Seventn and
Eighth fm Folsom to Bry-
ant.
Dore, bet Ninth and
Tenth fm Harrison to
Brannan.
Dore Alle:»', bet Powell
and Mnson fm Jackson S.
Dorland, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth liu
E of Dolores W to San-
chez.
Dou^IaNS, bet Diamond
and Ellon fm Seventeenth
S to Thirtieth.
Dow Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Second
SW to Hawthorne.
Dowue.'» ,b(t .Seventh and
Eighth fni Bryant S.
Drunim. bet East and
Davis N fm Market to Pa-
cific.
Street. E. side.
Market and California... 2
Sacramento 100
Commercial
CIny 200
Merchant
Washington 300
Oregon
Jackson 400
Clork
Pacific
Drnry l.ane.bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Seventh
to Dorn.
Dul>lin. Excelsior H.
Duniconibe Alley.
bet Kenrnv and Dupont
fm Jackson N.
Dunbar Alle.r, bet
Montgcjmerv and Kearny
fm Merchant to Washing-
ton.
Duncan, het Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-
eighth fm Old San Joe6
Road W to Belle v lie.
Duncan < ourt, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Brondwav N.
Dunne'H Alle.v, bet
Broadway and Vallejo fm
Kearny E.
Dupont, bet Kearny and
Stockton N fm Market to
Beach.
Streef. E. tide.
Market and O'Farrell 2
Gear.v 100
Morton
Post 200
Stockton place
Ashburton place
Mills place
Harlan place
Berry
Sutter 300
Bush 400
Pine 500
Virginia place
California 000
Mansion place
Sacramento 700
Commercial
Clav 800
Washington 900
Jackson 1000
Pacific 1100
Adler
Broadway 1200
Montgomery avenue
Hinckley
Vallejo 1300
Green 1400
Union 1500
Noble's alley
Filbert 1600
(ierkc alley
Greenwich 1700
Church place
Lombard 1800
Whiting
Chestnut 1900
PfeitTer
Francisco 2000
Bav 2100
NorthPoint 2200
Beach
Du|tont Alley, bet 1124
and li:i2 Dimont to Mont-
"1 gomery av E.
Dwiiclit, University H
Assn.
K. South S F, fm First av S
W to county line.
Eant, fm Folsom NW to
Pacific, fronting the boy.
Street
Folsom 1
Howard , 100
Mission 200
Market :«0
CommerclaL
Clay 400
Merchant
Washington 500
Oregon
JacicEon 600
Pacific
Ecker, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Market SE.
Edd.Y, bet Turk and Ellis
W fm lunctlon Powell and
Slarket.
Street. -V. Side.
Market and Powell 2
Anna
Mnson 100
Tovlor 200
.Tones 300
Leavenworth 400
Hvde 5011
Lnrkin 600
IN.lk 700
Van Ness avenue 800
Franklin !IOO
Cough 1000
Jefferson Square
Octavia 1100
Laguna. 1200
Buchanan 1300
Webster 1400
Fillmore 1500
Steiner ; 1600
Pierce 1700
Sciitt 1800
Devlsailcro 1900
Hroderick 2000
Calvnrv Cemetery
Eddy Pliice. otr Eddy
bet Mason and Market
Edinbursli, Excelsior H
.■\ssn.
Eigrliteentli, bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth fm
Harrison W to Douglass
Street. y. »\de.
Harrison 2
Treat avenue
Folsom 100
Shotwell
Howard 200
Capp
Mission 300
Valencia 400
Guerrero 800
Dolores 000
Church 700
Sanchez SOO
Noe 900
Hartford
Castro 1000
Sherman
Diamond 1100
Eureka
Douglass
ElKh'^cnth Avenue,
South S F, from Islals
Creek to Water Front.
ElKliteendi Avenue,
fm Pri'sldio Reservation S.
Eigrlith, bet Seventh and
Ninth tm Market SE to
Center.
Street. W. tide-
Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
Howard 20O
Tehama
Nunan's alley
Clementina
Folsom 300
Ringold
.';hlpley
Heron
Harrison _....... 400
Br\ant 600
Brannan flOO
Mission Creek
ElKiilh Avenue, fbi
Presidio Itcservatlon S to
Elichth Avenue, Soutn
S F, fm Islais Creek to
Water Front.
EI Dorado, bet .\lamcda
and Center fm the bay to
Sixth and fm Eighth to
IlarrlFon.
Eleventh, bet Tenth and
Twelfth fm Market SE to
Bryant.
Street. M'. tide.
Market. 2
Mission 100
Minna
Nctoma
Howard 200
Henrietta Squore
Bowie avenue
Folsom 800
Harrison 400
IJrvant
Eleventh Avena«, tm
Presidio Reservation S to
8.
EleventtaJ Avenue,
South S F, fm Islals Creek
to Water Front.
Elgin Park Avenue,
S s Mnrket bet Valencia
and (J'lerrero.
Eliza Place, bet Taylor
and Jfiiies tm I'nion N.
Elir.a Place, bet Taylor
and .Tones fm Washington
N.
Elicabeih. bet Twenty-
third nnd Twenty-fourth
fm Snn .lose av W.
Elizabeth, bet Third and
Fourth fm Folsom SE to
Louise.
Elk, B H, Gift Map No 4.
STREET GUIDE.
91
Ellen, bet DoiiRlasg and
Bellcvue fm Elizabeth S
=fo Thirtieth
Ellen, bet Seventh and
KlL'hth fni l?nrrlson S.
Elllok Alle.v, bet Du-
liimt and Stockton fm Pa-
clllc N.
EllioM Park, bet Geary
and O'Korrell fm Steiner
W.
EIIiH. bet Eddy and O'Far-
rtll W I'm .junction Stock-
ton wid Market
Street. X. side-
Market and Stockton 2
Powell 100
Anna
Mason 200
Taylor 300
Jones 400
Leavenworth 500
Cohen place
Hvde (!00
La'kin 700
Polk 800
Van Ne8B avenue flOO
Franklin 1000
GouKh 1100
Oetavia 1200
Laguna 1300
Bnchnnan 1400
Hullis
Webster 1500
Flllniore IfiOO
Steiner 1700
Pierce IROO
ScMtt IflOO
Pevlsndero 2000
Broderlck 2100
Culvarv Cenieterv
Kllnvvorth, B H.
Elm Avenue, bet TvUr
an.l Turkfm Ek Poik"W.
Euinin, bet Bush and
Pine I'm Stockton E.
Emmet Pliiee, bet Cal-
ifornia and Sacramento fm
Stockton W.
Eric, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth tm Mission to
Howard
EaKJ>x, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Folsom to Harrison
Essex I»Iaee,liet Folsoin
and Harrison fni Essex W
to Charles pi.
EKlefana, B H. Gift Map
No 4
Eusrenia, bet Josephine
nml Wood fm Point Lobos
av N.
Euffenia, B H.
Eureka, bet Diamond
and DoiiKlflss fm Seven-
teenth S to Twr-ntv-third.
Eureka. S of West Eldo-
rado fm Sixth to (%'nter.
Eve, B H, <;ilt Map No 3.
Everett, bei .Mission and
Howard Im Third to
Fourth.
Ewer Place, bet Sacra-
nii-nto un<l Clav Im Masoo
W.
F, South S F, fm Third av
SW to county line.
Fair OakN, bet Guerrero
_and Dolores fm Elpli-
■ teenth to Nineteenth and
I'm Twentv-llrst to Twen-
ty-fourth,
Fairmount, Falrmount
Thki,
Failli, H H.
F a i e <> n I> I a e c, bet
liroalwiiy and Vallejo fm
Taylor E.
Farrasut AvenucSan
.Mk-uel, W Kml .Mai. No 2.
Farralonen,K It II .\ssn
Fell, iRt Oak and Hayes W
fm Jr.ncllon I'olk ami Jlar-
ket>
Street. X. side.
Market and Polk 2
Van Ness avenue ion
Franklin 2tfl
Gouph 300
Oetavia ,.._ 400
Laguna 500
Buchanan 800
Webster 700
Fillmore 800
Steiner yOO
Pierce HKX)
Scott 1100
Devisadero 1200
Broderlck 1300
Baker 1400
Golden Gate Park
Lyon 1500
Lott IfiOO
Masonic avenue 1700
Afhbury IHOO
Clavton liiOO
Cole 2000
Shrader 2100
Stanvan
Golden Gate Park
Fella Place, bet Bush
and Pine fm Powell E.
Fern Avenue, bet Sutter
and Bush fm Larkln toXa-
Kuna.
Ferrle, bet Collins and
( 'ook I'm Point Lobosav N.
Fifleentli, bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth fm
Harrison W to Castro.
Street.
Harrison
Treat avenue
Folsom
Shotwell
Howard
Natoma
Minna
Capp
Mission
First avenue
Hotf' s avenue
Stevenson «
Valencia
Second avenue
Guerrero
Gallndo alley
Dolores
Church
Market
Sanchez
Noe
Castro
Fifteenth Avenue.
South S F. fm Islais Creek
to Water Front.
Fifleentli Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
FltHh, bet Fourth and
Sixth fm Market SE to the
bay.
Street. H'. side.
Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 100
Miima
Natoma
Howard 200
Tehama
Clementina
Folsom 300
Shipley ;
Clara
Harrison 400
I'crry
Bryant 500
Brannan flOO
Bluxome
Townsend 700
Jewctt.....
King
Berry 800
Channel
Finii Avenue, South 8
F, fni Islais to Water
Front
Fiflih Avenue, fm Pre-
cldlo Reservation south to
K.
Finh Avenue, bet Firth
and Sixth Im Harrison 8.
Fiicueroa. B H.
Filbert, bet Union and
Greenwich W fm Front to
Presidio Kcservation.
Street. N. side.
Front 2
Battery 100
Sansome 200
Montgomery 300
Kearny , 400
Filbert place
Varrennes
Harwood alley (or Grand
Vlnce) .
Dupont 500
Medau place
Jasper place
Stockton fiOO
Washington Square
Powell 700
Montgomery avenue
Gaven place
Scotland
Mason 800
Tavlor 900
Roach
Jones 1000
Leavenworth 1100
Hyde 1200
Lnrkin 1300
Polk 1400
Van Ness avenue 1500
Franklin 1600
Gough 1700
Oetavia 1800
Laguna '..1900
Buchanan 2000
Webster 2100
Fillmore 2200
Steiner 2300
Pierce 2400
Scott 2500
Devisadero 2fi00
Broderlck 2700
Baker , 2800
I'resldio Iteservatlon
Filbert Place,bet Kear-
ny and Dupont fm Union
to Filbert.
Filluiure, bet Webster
and Steiner N fm Ridley tb
Lewis.
Street. E. side.
Ridley 2
Kate 100
Germania
Waller 200
Haight 300
Page 400
Lll.v
Oak 500
Fell fiiiO
Haves 70O
Grove 800
Birch
Fulton flOO
Ash
McAllister 1000
Locust
Tvler 1100
Eim
Turk 1200
Eddy 1300
Ellis 1400
Bylngton
O'Furrell 1500
Geary IflOO
Post 1700
Sutter 1800
Bush 1900
Wllde.v
Pine 2000
California 2100
Sacramento 2200
Clav vm
Washington 2400
Jackson 2500
Paclflc .26110
Broadwa.v 2700
Vallejo 5800
(Jreen 2100
Union 3000
FIllK-rt 3100
PIxley
Greenwich 3200
Moiilton
Lomlmrd 3300
thestnut 3400
Francisco 3500
Bay 3600
North Point .1700
Beach 3800
JelTurson 3900
Tonquin 4000
Lewis
Fimt, bet Fremont and
Second fm Market SE to
the bav.
Street. W. side.
Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Lick's alley
Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
Howard 200
Tehama ,
Tehama place '.
Clementina
Folsom 300
Guy place
Boston place
Laurel place
Harri.son 400
(Joodsell place
Alger place
Simpson place
Krvant 800
Frederick
De Boom
Brannan 600
Bluxome
Townsend
FirHt Avenue, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia fm
Fourteenth to Sixteenth.
FirHt Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation south to
J.
FirHt Avenue, South S
F, fm Islais to China.
Florence, bet Taylor and
Jones tm Broadwav to
Vallejo.
FlorenccCltyLand Aasn
Florida, bet York and
Columbia tm Mission
Creek S to Twent^•-tirst.
Flower, B H, Gift Map
No 4.
FolMOm, bet Howard and
Harrison SW from East to
Thirteenth thence S.
Street. Jf. ride.
East 2
Steuart
Spear 100
Main 200
Beale 300
Zoe place
Fremont 400
Baldwin
First 500
Ecker
Essex _
econd 600
Hawthorne _
Hampton place
Third 700
RItch
HavwocMi ?
Elizabeth
Fourth 800
Miller place
Fifth 800
Willow
Andrew
Sixth 1000
Caroline
Harriet ,
Columbia
Columbia Square
Sherman
Riiss .*..
Moss place
Seventh 1100
Langtun
Dora
Harrison aveuue.„
Folsom avenue
Kousch ;
Eighth 1100
Ninth ISOO
Tenth 1400
Juniper
Eleventh 1500
92
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Nevada
Tw.lflh leoo
Thlrteonlh 1700
Ort'ck lane (Erie street)..
F»\irt.>entli 1800
rirtoenth..: vm
Sixteenth 20OO
Sivcnteenlh 2100
i:i:;liteenlli S'aX)
Nineteenth ZmO
Twentletli..* 2400
Twentv-lirst 2500
Twcntv-seci>ud 2600
Twentv-third 2700
Twentv-iciirth 280O
Twentv-lillh 2900
Twent.v-!.l.\th 3000
FolMOiii Avenue, bet
Seventh and Klglith I'm
Kolsoni SK.
Foole, San Miguel, W End
.Mn|i No 1.
Foril. lit Seventeenth and
Klk'hteenth fm Sanchez W
to Ca.'-tro.
Furd, City Land Assn.
For tie til Avenue,
South S F,fm E, south to
county line.
Fortieth Avenue, fm
city (Jenietery S.
Forty -eiKlitli Avenue
fin City, Cemetery S.
Fort.y-finh Avenue,
fin City Cemetery S.
Fort.y-fiflli Avenue,
South S ¥, fm west of F,
south to county line.
Fort>'-lirMt Avenne,
tin City Cemetery S.
Fort.v-flrMt Avenue,
South S F, fm v^est of K,
south to county line.
Forty- fourth Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Forty-fourth Av-
enue, South S F, fm west
of F, south to county line.
Forty-ninth Avenue,
ira 15, south to J.
Forty-Hecond Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
Forty-necohd Av-
enue, South S F, fm west
of E, south to county line.
Forty-Mlxth Avenue,
till (/'Ity Cemetery S.
Forly-neventh Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
Forty-third Avenue,
fill City CV'iiietery S.
Forty-third Avenne,
South S F, fm west of F,
south to county line.
Fountain, bet Ellen and
Bellcvue fm Twenty-
fourth to Tweiitv-slxth
Fourteenth, bet Tblr-
t.-eiith and Fifteenth fm
Harrlsitn W to Castro.
.•street. JV. tide.
Harrison 2
Treat avenue
Folsoni 100
Shotwell
Howard 200
Natoma _
Minna
Mission _ 300
Jessie....; _...
Valencia 400
Guerrero 800
Dolores 600
Miirket
( hurch 700
Laiid<'rs
Sanchez 800
Noe 900
Castro 1000
Fourteenth Avenue,
South S F, tin Islals Creek
to Water Front.
Fourteenth Avenue,
fm Presi'llo Reservation
south to V.
Fourth, bet Third and
Filth fm Market SE to the
bav.
.•street. W. side.
Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission - „ 100
Minna
Everett
Howard 200
Tehnma
ijlementlna
Volsom 300
Shipley
Louise
Clara
Harrison 400
Perry
Silver
Bryant 500
Welsh
Freelon
Bronnnn 600
Bluxome
Townscnd 700
Jewett
Kim:
Berry 800
Channel
Fourth I»Iaee,bet H.vde
and Larkin fm Pacific S
Fourth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
K.
Fourth Avenne, South
S F, fm Islals to Dry
Dock.
France Avenue, Ex-
celsior H .\.«.sn.
Francis, .\cademy Tract.
Francisco, bet Chestnut
and Bay W fm MontRom-
erv to Presidio Reserva-
tion
.Street. JV. fide.
Montgomery 2
Kearny 100
Dupont 200
Midway
Bellair place
Stockton 300
Warden
Powell 400
Mason 500
Taylor 600
Montgomery avenue
Jones 700
Leavenworth. 800
Hyde !/00
Larkin 1000
Polk 1100
Van Ness avenue 1200
Franklin l.TOO
GouRh 1400
Ocfavia 1500
LaKuna
Lobos Syuore
Webster 1800
Fillmore 1900
Sleincr 2000
Pierce 2100
Scott 2'>00
Devlsadero 2.'iOi)
Broderick 2400
Baker 2500
Presidio Reservation
Franconin, B IL
Frank, T>et I'Ine anil Cali-
fornia fm Mason W.
Franklin, bet Van Ness
av and Couiih N fm Mar-
ket to Lewis.
Street. E. side.
Market and Page 2
Lily
Oak 100
Hickory
Fell 200
Llnden.„
Hayes 300
Ivy
Grove 400
Fulton 500
Ash
McAllister 600
Locust
Tyler 700
Elm avenue
Turk 800
Laurel avenue
Eddy 900
Willow avenae_
Ellis 1000
Olive avenue
O'Farrell 1100
Myrtle avenue
Gcory 1200
Cedar oveuue
Post 1300
Walnut a venue
Sutter ,^ 1400
Fern avenue
Bush 1500
Austin
Pine 1600
California 1700
Sacromento 1800
Clay 1900
WashiDgtOD 20(X)
Jackson 2100
PaclHc 2200
Broadway 2300
Vallejo 2400
Grepn 2500
Union 2600
Filbert 2700
Greenwich 2800
Lombard 2900
Cliestnut .3000
Francisco 3100
Gov't Reservation
Bay
Franklin ^Square, bet
Santa Clara and Center,
York and Jersey.
Frederick, bet Bryant
and Brannan fm First S W.
Frederick, bet Carl and
Waller W tm Masonic av.
Freedom, B H, Gilt Map
No 4.
Freelon, B H, Gift Map
^o4.
Freelon, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Zoe to SW of
Fourth.
Fremont, bet Beale and
First fm Market SE to the
bay.
Street. W. side.
Market 2
Mission 100
Natoma
Howard 200
Folsom 300
Harrison 400
Bryant 600
Brannan
Fremont Court, bet
Powell and Mason fm Cloy
S.
Frenno, bet Plumas and
India fm the bay W to
First av.
Front, bet Davis and Bat-
tery N trom Market to
Greenwich.
Street. E. side.
Market and Bush 2
I'ine 100
California 200
Hallaek
Sacramento _ 300
Commercial
Clay 400
Merchant
Woshington ."iOO
OrcKon
Jackson 600
Clark
Paclllc 700
Chambers
Broodway 800
Senator
Valine 900
Green 1000
(Jomnxtrce
Union 1100
Filbert liOO
Greenwich
Front Avenue, bet
Woter Front and First av
fm India SK.
Fulton, bet Grove and
McAllister W fm Larkin.
Street JV: Side.
Larkin 2
Polk 100
Van Ness avenue „ 200
Franklin 300
(iouKh _. 400
Oclavla 600
Laguna 600
Buchanan .„ 700
Webster 800
Fillmore 900
Stelner 1000
Alamo Square „
Pierce -...1100
Scott .'...1200
Devlsadero 1300
Broderick 1400
Baker 1600
Lyon 1600
Lott 1700
Masonic avenue 1800
Masonic Cemetery
Ashburv 1900
Clayton 2000
Cole 2100
Sbrader 2200
Stanyan ,
Golden (isfe Park
«, South S F, from India
SW to VIsitacion Valley.
Oalnea, bet Battery and
Sansome fm Green to
Union.
Oardcn, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Harrison to
Bryant.
CInrdner, bet Kearny and
Dupont fin Post N.
Oardner I'lace, bet
(;iay and Washington Im
Jlusoii W.
Uale, bet First and Second,
fm Townsend to.aud front-
ing, the bav.
Oallndo Alley, bet Gu-
errero ihkI Dolores fm Flf-
teeiitli to Sixteenth.
dnmbicr. University H
Assn.
OaleH, B H.
Oaven, UnlvcrBlty H
Assn.
Uaven, bet Powell ond
Mason fm Filbert to
Greenwich.
deary, bet O'Farrell and
I'ost W f m Junction Kear-
ny and Market until
merged In Central av.
Street. .if. side.
Market and Keainy 2
Brooks
Dupont 100
Stockton 200
Union Square
Powell 300
Mason 400
Metcalfe place
Martha place
Taylor 500
William
Geary place
Jones 600
Leavenworth 700
Hyde. 800
Larkin 900
Polk 1000
Van Ness avenue. 1100
Franklin
Gough I'
Octavlo 1
Laguna 1600
Buchanan 1600
Webster 1700
Fillmore 1800
.Stelner 1900
Hamilton Square..
Pierce 2000
Scott 2100
Devlsadero 2200
Broderick 2300
Baker 2400
Lyon 2600
Merged In Point Lotws
av at Cemetery and
Central avs.
Oearv Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Geary S.
STREET GUIDE.
93
Ooneva, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Brannan SE.
tienevR Avenue, San
SllRUel, W End Map No 1.
iieorgv, bet Fifth and
Sixth Ini Hooper to Hub-
bell.
Oeureia, bet Louisiana
and Michigan fm Solano S
to First av.
Oerke Alle.r, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Dupont
E.
Oernianfa, bet Kate and
Waller fm Webster to Kill-
more.
OertrudiB, B H.Gift Map
No 4.
OibbH,bct Washington and
Joclcson fm Montgomery
av W.
Oibson, bet Green and
Union fm Lark In E.
Ollbert, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Bryant to
Townsend.
Oirard, University H
Assn.
Olen Park Afenue,
S s of Twcltth bet Mission
and Howard.
©Iover,bet Broadway and
Vallejo fm Jones W.
Croat Allc^r, bet Battery
and Sansome fm Vallejo
to Green.
Ooethe, San Miguel, W
End Map No 2.
Ooettiug^en, University
]| .\ssn.
Oold, bet Jackson and Pa-
cific fm Sansome to Mont-
gomery.
Ciolden Oate Park,
l«t I) and H fm the ocean
to Stanyan and bet Fell
and Oali to Baker.
Oood-CIiildren, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Ooodacll Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First E.
Ourdon, bet Eighth and
Ninth irom Harrison NW.
0<»ngrli, bet Franklin and
(tctavla N fm Market to
Lewis.
Street. E. side.
M rket and Haigbt 2
Rose
Page 100
Lilv
Oak 200
Hickory
Fell 300
Linden
Hayes 400
Ivy .>
G' ove 500
Fulton 600
A«h
McAllister 700-
Locust
Tyler 800
Jefferson Square
Elm avenue
Turk SOO
Laurel avenue
Eddy 1000
Willow avenue
Ellis 1100
(Hive avenue
O'Farrcll 1200
Myrtle avenue
Geary 1300
Cedar avenue
Post 1400
■\Valnut avenue
Sutter 1500
Fern avenue
Bush 1600
Austin
Pine 1700
Caiifomla ; 1800
Sacramento 1900
Lafayette Pork.
Clay 2000
Washington 2100
Jackson 2200
I'aclflc 2300
Broadway 2400
Vallejo 2500
Green 2600
Union 2700
Filbert 2800
Greenwich 2!100
Lombard 3000
Chestnut 3100
Francisco 3200
Bay
GoverniBeut Keservation
Or all am Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Union to Green,
Orand Avenue, bet
Ninth and -Tenth fm Mis-
sion to Howard.
Orand Place, bet Du-
pont and Kearny fm Fil-
bert S,
Orant^Uni versity H Assn.
Orattan, S of Sullivan fm
Stanyan W.
Oreen, bet Vallejo and
Union W fm Front to Pre-
sidio Reservation.
Street. iV. »ide.
Front 2
Bottcry 100
Goat alley
Gaines
Sansome 200
Calhoun
Montgomery 300
Vincent
Green place
Reed place „
Kearny 400
Sonora
Lafayette place
Dupont 500
Bannani place
Union place
Graham place
Clement place
Bower place
Montgomery avenue
Stockton 600
Powell 700
August alley
Mason 800
Tavlor 900
Jones 1000
Leavenworth llOO
New Orleans alley
Hamlin
Hyde 1200
West End alley
Larkln 1300
Polk 1400
Van Ness avenue 1500
Franklin 1600
Gough 1700
(ictavia 1800
Lnguna IIKXI
Buchanan 2000
Webster 2100
Fillmore..!. 2200
Stelner 2300
Pierce 2400
Scott 2500
Devisadero 2600
Broderlck 2700
Baker _ 2800
Lyon 2900
Central avenue 3000
Walnut 3100
Presidio Reservation
Oreen Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green N.
Oreen'* Court, bet
Mission and Howard,
Spear and Steuart
Oreeuwicli, bet Filbert
and Lombard W fm Front
to Presidio Reservation.
Street. A', side.
Front '2
Battery 100
Sansome 200
Pringie court
Montgomery 300
Kearnv 400
Good-Children (Tele-
groph place)
Dupont 500
Kramer place
Stockton 600
Powell 700
Goven place
Chamber's alley '
Montgomery avenue
Scotland
Mason-. 800
Hartmann
Jansen
Taylor 900
Roach
Jones lOOD
Leavenworth UOO
Randall
Hyde 1200
Larkln 1300
Polk 1400
Van Ness avenue 1500
Franklin 1600
Gough 1700
(ictavio 1800
Laguna WOO
Buchanan 2000
W'ebBler 2100
Fillmore _ 2200
Stelner .:. 2300
Pierce 2400
Scott 2500
Devlsadero 20ti0
Broderlck 2700
Baker 2800
Presidio Reservation 2!KX)
Orlsar, bet Union and
Filbert fm Octavla to La-
guna.
Orove, bet Hayes and
Fulton W fm Larkln.
Street. N. side.
Larkln 2
Polk 100
Van Ness avenue 200
Franklin 300
Gough 400
tictavia 500
Laguna OCiO
liuchonan 700
Webster 800
FiUmore 900
Stelner
Alamo Square
Scott 1200
Devlsadero 1300
Broderlck 1400
Boker 1500
Lvon 1600
Lott 1700
Masonic avenue 1800
Ashbury 1900
Clovton acOO
Cole 2100
Shroder 2200
Stanyan
Golden Gate Park
Orove The, see Brook.
Ouerrero, oet Valencia
and Dolores fm Market S
to Old San Jose Road.
Street. W. side.
Market 2
Ridley 100
Quinn
Brosnan
Fourteenth 200
Fifteenth 300
Sixteenth 400
Camp _
Seventeenth 500
Dorland
Eighteenth 600
Nineteenth 700
Coiunilila
Twontlclh 800
Liberty
Twenty-flrst »00
Twenty-second 1000
M
Twentv-third 1100
Elizabeth..
Twenty-fourth 1200
Jersey 1200
Twenty-llfth 1300
Clipper
Twenty-sixth 1400
Army
Twenty-seventh 1500
Duncan
Twenty-eighth
OuHtavuM, bet Powell and
Mason fm California to Sac-
ramcntip.
Outtenberff, W End H
Assn.
Gu.v Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm First SW.
H, bet Golden Gate Park
and I fnj First av west
H, South S F, fm Fourth av
SW to Visltaclon Vallev.
Haggin, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
Ifaieht, bet Waller and
Page W fm Junction Gough
and Market.
Street. N. side.
Market and Gough 2
Octavla 100
Laguna 200
Buchanan 300
\\ebster 400
Fillmore 500
Stelner ficio
pierce 700
Scott 809
Devlsadero 900
Broderlck lOOO
Baker noo
Lyon 1-200
Lott i;«x)
Masonic avenue 1400
Ashbury 1500
Clayton leoo
Cole „ 1700
Shrader ISOO
Stanvan
Golden Gate Park
Hale, University H
Assn.
Hall Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson N.
Ilalleck, bet California
and Sacramento fm Front
to Leidesdorff.
Hamilton, University H
Assn.
Hamilton .Square, bet
Scott and Stelner, Post and
Geary.
Hamlin, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm Green
N.
Hamlin Place, bet
Broadway and \'aleJo fm
Larkln E.
Hammond Place, bet
Second and Third fm
Townsend to Berry.
Hampshire, bet I'otrero
av and YorK I'm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-flrst,
thence E to Jersey, thence
thence S to Serpentine av,
and fm Islais Creek S,
South S F.
Hampton Court., bet
Howthorne anil Third fm
Harrison NW.
Hampton Place, l>et
Second and Third fm Fol-
som SE
Hancock, t>et Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, from
Church to Noe
Ilanovcr.W End H Assn.
Hardie PJbcc. U-l Sut-
ter and Bijfli liii Kearny
E.
Harlan Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush liii ]>upont
W.
Harriet, bet Sixth and
Si-venth fm Howard to
Folsom.
HarrinKlon, Academy
Trad.
Harriaon. bet Folsom
and liryiml SNV fm Steuart
to Fourteenth, thence to
Serpentine av.
Street. Jf. tide.
Steuart 2
94
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
N«pa
Spear lOO
Johnston _
Mam 200
Beale 300
Fremont 400
First 500
RIncon place
Es«ex
Stauley place
CbarleH place
Second 000
Vassar place
Hawthorne
Hampton court
Third 700
RItch
Fourth 800
Filth 900
Fifth avenue _
Oak Grove avenufi
Park avenue
Sixth 1000
Garden _
Columbia
Columbia Square
Sherman
Seventh 1100
Dora
Chesley „
Marlpoea Terrace
Hay ward
Ellen
Eighth 1200
Gordon
Ninth , 1300
Dore
Tenth 1400
Juniper
Eleventh 1500
Nevada
Twelfth 1600
Harrlnun Avenue, bet
Seventh and Kighth fm
Folsom SE.
Harr.v, Falrmount Tract.
Ilartfurfl, bet Noc and
Castro fm Eighteenth S to
Twentieth.
Hartniann, bet Mason
and Taylor fm Greenwich
to MontKomory av.
Harvard, University H
Assn.
Harwood Alley, bet
Kearnv and Dupont fm
Filbert S.
IlavenH, bet Union and
Filbert fm Leavenworth
W.
Haven Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington S.
Hanthorne, bet .Second
and Third fm Folsom to
Harrlwm.
UayeB, bet Fell and Grove
W fm Junction Market and
Larkin.
Street.
Market and Larkin.
A1 side.
2
J'..lk.....
100
Van Ness avenue...
Franklin
200
. 300
<Jough _
400
f)ctavla
500
600
Riichanan
Webster
700
800
Fillmore .^
Stelner W.
flOO
1000
1100
Scott
1200
Devlsadero
Broderlck
1300
1400
Baker.
1500
1600
Lott
1700
Masonic avenue
IHOO
IHOO
2000
(>)|e
2100
2200
Golden Gate I'ark
Hayward, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Harrison
SE.
Ila.y wood, bet Third and
Fuurth ini Folsom to Lou-
ise.
Heath. U H.
Helen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fmCnl-
llornla S.
Helena, South S F, S of
If-liiis Oreek fm Nebraska
W to York.
Henrietta, W End H
.\ssn.
Henrietta, B H.
Henrietta Nquarc, but
Howard and rolsom fm
Tenth to Eleventh.
Henry, Belle Roche City.
Henry, University H Assn
Henr.T, bet Fourteenth
and Fllteeuth Im Noe W.
Hermann, bet Uruily and
Itldley fm Market E to
Mission.
Heron, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth NE.
Hickory, bet Oak and
Fell fm VaiFNess av to
Websttr.
Hill, bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-<ecoiid fm San-
chez W to Ca.-^tro.
Hill, K R H A.svn.
HincKley, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Kearny to
Dupont.
Hininielninnn Place
tiet Mason and Taylor im
Pacific to Broadway.
Hodges Alley, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Vailejo N.
HoflT'M Avenue, bet
Mission and Valencia fm
Sixteenth to Seventeenth.
HolliH, bet Buchanan and
Webster fm Ellis to U'Far-
rell.
Holyoke, University H
Assn.
Homestead, bet Doug-
la^s and Ellen fm Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-sl.xth.
Hoo|ier, bet Channel and
Irwin SW fm Kentucky to
Eighth.
Hope, B H.
Hoi>eton Terrace, see
Tj son Place.
HouKton, bet Chestnut
ftid Fianclsco fm Taylor
to .Tones.
Howard, bet Mission and
Folsom SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thepce S to
Serpentine a v.
tstreet. N.side.
East 2
Steuart
Spear ICO
Uejcter
Main 200
Beale :«()
Fremont 400
First 500
Second CUO
New Montgomery
Hubbard
Third 700
Fourth 800
Howird court.
Fifth 000
Marv
.Sixth 1000
Harriet
KuRs
Moss
Seventh 1100
Langton
Kousch
Sumner
Eighth ; _ 1200
Ninth 1300
Washington avenue
Grand avenue
Tenth 1400
Eleventh 1500
Lafavette
Twelfth 1600
Bowles place
Thirteenth 1700
Creek lane
Erie
Fourteenth 1800
Fllteenth 1!)00
Sixteenth 2000
Seventeenth 2100
Eighteenth 2200
Nineteenth 2;«0
Twentieth 2400
Twenty tlrst_ 2500
Twenty-second 2800
Twenty-third 2700
Twenty -lourth 2800
Twentv-lillh 2900
Twenty-si.\th 3000
Howard Court, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm
Howard N\V.
Howlb, San Miguel, W
End Jlap Nol.
1 1 II libar d, bet Second and
Third fni Howard SE.
Hubbell, bet Irwin and
South SW fm Kentucky to
Center.
Hudfton, bet Fourth and
Fifth fm Channel to South.
HudMon, B H, Gilt Map
No 4.
Hulbert Alley, bet
Four.h and Fifth SE and
NW fm Clara.
Humboldt, bet Sierra
and Nevada Ini Water
Front to Maryland.
Humboldt, W End H
.\ssu.
Hunt, bet Mission and
Howard fm Third N E.
Hunter, B H, Gift Map
No. 4.
Huron Avenue, San
.>liguel, W End Map No 2.
Hyde, bet Leavenworth
and Larkin N fm McAl-
lister to Jefferson.
Street. E. side.
McAllister ♦ 2
Tvler 100
Turk 200
Hvde place
Eddv :«»
Ellis 400
C'Farrell 500
Gearv 600
Post". 700
Sutter 800
Bush 900
fine 1000
California 1100
Sacramento 1200
Clav KiOO
Washington 1400
Jackson 1500
Pacific 1600
Lynch .'.
Broadway »1700
Vallejo 1800
Green 1900
liussell
Pelgado place
Vernon place _..
Union 2000
Lincoln place
Allen
Filbert 2100
Greenwich 2200
Lombard 2.300
Chestnut 2400
Francisco 2500
Bay 2600
North Point 2700
Beach 2800
Jefferson
Hyde Place, bet Turk
and Eddv fin Hyde W.
I, bet II and J fm First av
west
I, South S F, fm .Second av
SW to Visitacion Valley.
Idaho. B H.
Idaho, bet Arizona and
liacotah fm Water Front
S to Inilla.
Illlnoin, bet Michigan
and Kentucky fm Fourth
S to First av.
India. S, W and N s of In-
dia Kasln.
India Avenue, Excel-
sior H .\ssn.
Indiana, bet Minnesota
and Iowa fm Center S to
Tulare.
Ion. University H Assn.
lovia. bet Indiana and
Pennsvlvanla fm Center S
to Tulare.
Irwin, bet Hooper and
Hubbell SW fm Kentucky
to Eighth.
iKabel. B H.
Islaln. S s Islals Creek
channel fm the bay W.
Italy Avenue. Excelsi-
or H A.ssn.
Ivy, bet Hayes and Grove
fm I'oik W.
J, bet I and K fm First av
west
J, South S F, fm First av
SW to Visitacion Valley.
JackHon,bet Washington
and Pacific W fm East.
Street. N. side.
East 2
Drumm
Davis „ 100
Front 200
Battery 300
Custom House place
Sansome 400
Ballance
Jones alley
Montgomery 500
Montgomery avenue
Kearny 600
Cooper's alley
Wasblugtdn place
Burtlett
Dupont 700
St Louis alley
Sullivan alley
Stout's alley
Stockton 800
Redtord place
Virginia
Stone
.\dele alley
Powell 800
Dore alley
Mason 1000
Vernon place
Auburn -
Tavlor 1100
Jones 1200
Leavenworth 1300
Wall place
Hyde.. MOO
Larkin , 1800
Polk 1600
Van Ness avenue 1700
Franklin 1800
Gough 1800
Octavla 20OO
Lagun.i 2100
Buchanan 2200
Webster 2300
Fillmore 2400
Slelner 2500
Alta Plaza
Pierce MOO
Scott 2700
Devlsadero -.2800
Broderlck 2S00
Baker WW
Lyon 3100
Ontrai avenue -599
Walnut 3800
Laurel 3400
Locust 3B00
Spruce 3800
Maple 3700
Cherry 3800
First avenue
JaekHon Park, bet
Santa < lara and Mariposa,
Carolina and Arkansas.
STREET GUIDE.
95
JackMon Plavc, bet
Grooii and ValKyo I'm
Montt,'(iniery E.
Jac<>l>:> , bet Ijenvenworth
and Hyde Ini California N.
Jane Place, bet Macun
and T«j lor tin Pine N
JanNeii, bet Mason and
Taylor fui Greenwich to
Lombard.
Jni>:tii, S H Bryant bet
First and Second:
Jagian Avenne, Kxcel-
sior H Assn.
Jnriiac, Belle Roche City.
Janiier Place, bet l)u-
poiit and Stockton Im
union to > llbert.
Jeii'erxon, 15 H.
JetferMoii, bet Bouch and
Tonquin W I'm Powell to
Presidio Keservatlon.
JeireriKon Square, bet
Tyler and Eddy, Lajjuua
and Goiitih.
Jei'Mey, bet Potrero av and
Hampshire Im Mission
Creek S to Tweuty-lirst.
Jer»e.v,bet Twent\ -fourth
and Twenty-ttfch Im Did
San Jo^e Koad W to Uoug-
labs.
Jessie, bet Market and
Mission fm First SW.
Street. iV. side.
First 2
Ecker
New Anthony
Second 100
New Montgomery
Annie
Third 200
Fourth 300
Fitlh JOO
Sixth 500
Seventh 600
There are also in this
block numbers from 1
to301nclUBive.
Eighth
Ninth 800
Jew ett, bet Townsend and
King Ini Fourth to Fifth.
Julaii, bet Jackson and Po-
cllic tni Powell to Mason.
Jolin, bet First and Second
Im Itincon pi S to Town-
send.
JoliiiNtoii, bet Spear and
Main fm Harrison to Bry-
ant.
JoiicM, bet Taylor and
Leavenworth N im Mar-
ket to Jed'erson.
Street. E. side.
Market and McAllister... 2
Tyler 100
Turk 200
Eddy 300
EUlM 400
Antonio
Steveloe place
O'F^rrell 500
Geary 600
Maggie alley
Cottage place
Post 700
Lewis
Sutter. 800
Bush IXX)
i'lne 1000
California 1100
Sacramento ."!.'l200
I'leasani
H'^J .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 1.300
\Vu6hlngton 1400
Jockson 1500
i'»>-'lll<; 1600
Bernard
B road w a V .".'."..'.'. ..'.'.".' '.'.."". ..'. 1700
Glover
y,""'^jo;;;.'.'.'.".".".";.'.'.";'.'...'."."i8oo
Merrill
^feen;;;;;;;.;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i9oo
Lincoln
Union '..""..................'XOO
J"",l"-Tt 2100
Valpa,ol«o
ercenwlch 2200
Lombard 2.300
Chestnut 2400
Houston
Francisco 2.')00
Bay 2600
North Point 2700
JJeach 2800
Jotl'erson
Joueft Alle.T, bet San-
Hiinie and Montjroniery fm
Washington to .Jackson.
JoHO|>lilnc, bet Central
av and Eugenia I'm Point
Lobos nv N.
Jo.v, B H. •
Julia, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Missions.
JiiliuH, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Lombard N.
Junl|>er, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm Folsom to
Hnrri.<on.
H, bet J and L fm Fourth
av we si
K, South S F, fm First av
SW to Kailrond av.
KanKaH,bct Bhode Island
anil Vermont fm Mission
Creek S to Precita Creek,
and Im R south, South S
F.
Kapiieler Court, bet
Geary and Post fm Mason
W.
Kale, bet Ridley and Wal-
ler W fm Junction Market
and Laguna to S'einerand
bet Frederick and AValler
fm Cole W to Stanyan.
Kale Place, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Brvant
SE.
Kearny,bet Montgomery
and Dupont N fm Market
to North Point.
Street. E. side.
Market and Geary 2
Morton
I'ost 100
Vermehr place
Sutter 200
Hanlie plaije
Bush ?! 300
Pine 410
Sunrmer
California 500
Sacramento 600
Commercial
Clay 700
Portsmouth S^juare
Merchant
■Washington 800
Jackson %0
Montgomerv avenue
Pacillc 1000
St Charles
Broadway 1100
Dunne's alley
Hlncklev
Valiejo 1200
Ht Charles place
Green 1.300
Union 1400
Filbert 1.500
Greenwich IBOO
Lombard. 1700
Chestnut 1800
Francisco lilOO
Bay 2000
North Point
Kent, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Mason W.
Kenliick>, bet Illinois
and Tennessee fm Chan-
nel S to Second av.
Ke.rcn Alie.r, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fin Pacillc
N.
Kimball Place, bet
Leavenworth and Ilydc fm
S s Sacramento N.
Kinir, bet Townsend and
Berrv SW fm the boy to
Eighth.
KiKMlinK Place, bet
Folsoni and Harrison,
Thirteenth and Four-
teenth.
KniKht'H Place, San
Jllguel, WEnd Mnn No 1.
Knox, University H Assn.
Kohler'M Place, bet
Kearny and Montgomery
fm Green S.
KoNCiuMKO, B 11.
KoMMuth, 1{ H, Gin Map
No 4.
Kramer Place, bet
Dupi'iit and Stockton im
Gri'cnwkh S.
I... bet K and M fm Seventh
av west
r,, So\ith S F, fm First av
SW to Twentv-elghth av.
l.ara.rette, W End H
Assn.
liHfa.Telte, bet Eleventh
ami Twelfth fm Mission lo
Howard.
liafa^ette Park, bet
Sacramento and Washing-
ton, Gongh and Laguna.
liafa.yeHe Place, bet
Kenrny /ind Dupont tm
Green to Union>
Iiaguna, bet Octavia and
Buchanan N fm Morketto
Lewis.
Street. E. side.
Market and Kate 2
Waller 100
Haight 200
Rose
Page 300
Lily
Ouk 400
Hickorv
Fell .'. 500
Linden
Hayes 600
Ivy
Grove 700
Birch
Fulton 800
Ash
McAllister 800
Locust
Tyler 1000
JeH■er^on Square
Elm avenue
Turk 1100
Laurel avenue
Eddy 1200
Willow avenue
Ellis 1300
Olive avenue
D'Farrell 1400
Myrtle avenue
Geary l.^OO
Cedar avenue
Post..... 1600
Wnlnnt avenue
Bletcalf place
Sutter 1700
Fern avenue
Bush 1800
Pine 1900
California 2000
Sacramento 210U
Lafayette Park
Clav 2200
Washington 2300
Jackson 2400
Pacific a-'jOO
Broadway 2f)00
Vullejo 2700
Green 3S00
Union auOO
Grisar
Filbert 3000
Greenwich 3100
Lombard :r.'0O
Clustnut 3300
Lobos S(|uare
FranclHci 3400
Bav :W00
North I'oint 3000
Beach 3700
Jetlerson 3800
Tonquin 3000
Lewis
Ii a id ley, Falrmount
Tract.
Iiandern, crosses Mar
at junction of Fourteenth
and (!hnrch.
Iianiflon, bet Seventh
an<l Eighth fm Howard to
Folsom.
I<arkin, bet Hyde and
Polk N fm Market to
Tonquin.
Street. E. side.
Market and Hayes 2
Park avenue
Grove 100
Birch
Fulton 200
Ash
McAllister „ 300
Locust
Tvler 400
Turk 500
Laurel avenue
Eddy 600
Willow avenue
Ellis 700
Olive avenue
(p'Farrell 800
Myrtle avenue
Geary „ 900
Cedar avenue
Post 1000
Walnut avenue
Sutter 1100
Fern avenue
Bush 1200
Austin
Pine 1300
California 1400
Sacramento 1500
Clay 1600
Washington 1700
Jackson 1800
Pacific 1900
IJroadway 2000
Hamlin place
Vallejo 2100
Green 2200
Gibson
Bradv plate
Union 2300
Filbert 2400
Greenwich 2500
Lombard 2600
Chestnut 2700
Francl.sco : 2800
Bav 2900
North Point 3000
Beach .3100
Jeflerson 3200
Tonquin
l.aMkie, bet Eighth and
Ninth f lo Jllsslon NW.
l.alliam Place, bet El-
lis and U'Farrell fm Ma-
son W.
liaura Place, bet .^an-
some and Montgomery fm
Pine S.
liaurel, bet Walnut and
T,ocust fm Calitornia N.
l<aurel Avenue, B H.
Itaurel Avenue, bet
Turk and Eddy fm Larkln
to Webster.
liuurel Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fni First
to Essex.
I^eav en worth, bet
Jones and Hy<le N fm Mc-
Allister to Jetlerson.
Street. E. tide.
McAllister 2
Tyler 100
Burcham place
Turk 200
F/idy 300
Ellis «»
O'FarieU 600
Geary.. 600
Post 700
Sutler 800
Bush 900
Pine 1000
California 1100
Sacranftnio 1300
Clay laOO
Washington 1400
96
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
JackBon 1500
Pacific 1600
Lynch
Bernard ~.-
Broadway 170
Glover
Vollcjn 1800
Merrill
Green 1900
Lincoln ^^^^
Union 2000
Havens
Filbert 2100
Greenwich 2200
Lombard -300
Chestnut 2400
FrnnclBCO 2500
Bay -600
North I'olut 2700
Montgomery avenue
Beach 2800
JeftViFon
J^c, B H.
JLeidesclortr, bet San-
eonip und Montgomery fm
S e CalHoruia to Clay.
Street. E. tide.
Pine 2
California 100
Halleck
Sacramento 200
Commercial
Clay
Iieroy Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth Im Sac-
ramento S.
I^eHHing, San Miguel, W
End Map No 2.
IieTi'ia, Fiilrmount Tract.
I^ewiH, fin Polk Wto Pre-
sidio Keservatlon fronting
the bay.
liewiH, bet Post and Sut-
ter tm Tavlor to Jones.
I^iberty, bet Third and
Fourth fm Townseud
NW.
liibert.v, bet Twentieth
and Twenty -first fm Val-
encia W to Castro.
liick Alley, bet Market
and Mission tm First W.
I^ieU Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Post to Sutter.
liiebiir. San Miguel, W
End 51 op No 2.
l.lly, bet Page and Oak fm
Franklin W.
I^liieuln, B H.
liinculu Avenue, bet
Green and Union fm
Jones W.
Xiincoln Place, bet
Union and Filbert fm Hyde
E.
liinden, bet Fell and
Hayes fm E s A'au Ness
av to Webster.
liUtbon, Excelsior H Ass.
I^lzzie, B U.
l,obOM, K R H Assn.
I<obOH Square, bet
Webster and Loguna.
Chestnut and Bay.
IiOCUBt, bet Laurel and
Spruce fm Cnllfornia N.
EiOcuMt, bet McAllister
and Tyler fm Larkln to
Fillmore.
liOgraii, University H Ass.
Ijonibard. bet Green-
wich and Chestnut W fm
Battery to Presidio Keser-
vatlon.
Street. -A' side.
Battery 2
Sansome 100
Montgomery
Webster
Kearny 200
Good-Children (Tele-
graph place)
Julius
Dnpont .^ 300
Wells court '.
Stockton 500
Lombard place
Powell COO
Chambers alley
Ma«on 700
Newell
Montgomery avenue
Jansen
Taylor SOO
Jones ilOO
Leavenworth 1000
Hyde 1100
Larkln 1200
Polk 1300
Van Ness avenue 1400
Franklin l.TOO
Gough 1900
Octavia 1700
Laguna 1800
Buchanan ItiOO
Webster 2000
Fillmore 2100
Steiner 2200
Pierce 2.".(i0
Scott 2400
Divisadero 2,')00
Broderlck 2B00
Baker 2700
Presidio Reservation
liOiubard Place, bet
Stockton and Powell (m
Lombard S.
Iiondon, Excelsior H
Assn.
liOtt, bet Lyon and Ma-
sonic av N fm Waller to
Turk.
liOuiite, bet Folsom and
Horrieon fm Rltch to
Fourth.
JLonisiana, bet Mary-
land ami Georgia fm Sola-
no S to First avenue.
Iiuck, fm Orleans to Ber-
nal av.
Iiucy, bet Masonic av and
Ashbury fm Waller S.
liUnd.v'H Lane, B H.
liunt Avenue, bet Tyler
and McAllister fm Laguua
I^yneli, bet Pacific and
Broadway fm Leaven-
worth to Hyde.
l<yon, bet Baker and Lott
N fm Haight to Presidio
Reservation.
liyonR, B H.
M, bet L and N fm Seventh
av west
M, South S F, fm First nv
SW to Twenty-eighth av.
M, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third fm Sanchez
to Diamond.
Macedonia, B H.
DIaflden, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
Madlmon, University H
Assn.
Madrid, Excelsior H Assn
Maear.r, bet Sanchez and
Noe fm M south to Clipper.
Maecte Alley ,bct Geary
andl'ost fm Jones E.
Maiden l<ane,bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Montgomery av S.
Maiden I^aue, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Valiejo N.
Main, bet Spcnr and Beolc
fm Market SE to the bay.
Street. \V. side.
Market 2
Mission 100
Howard 200
Folsom 300
Rincon court •
Harrison 400
Bryant
Malvina Place, bet
Sacramento and Clay fm
Mason W.
MauMell, University H
Assn.
Mansfield, University H
Assn.
ManKion Place, bet
California and Sacramento
fm Pupont W.
Ma|ilc, bet Spruce ana
Cherry fm Callfomla N.
Marengo, B H, Gift Map
No 4.
Marengro. R R H .\Rsn.
Margaret Place, bet
Keariiv and Dupont fm
Vollelo N.
Margaret Place, bet
Mason and Tavlor fm Turk
N.
Maria, bet Harrison and
BrvHUt and Seventh and
Eighth K and W sides of
Chesiey.
Marin, bet Colusa and
Tulare fm the bay W to
I'ennsyivanla.
Mari|iOHa, bet Santa
Clara and Solano fm the
bay W to Harrison.
Marl|ioiia Terrace,
bet Seventh and Eighth
fm Harrison N
Market., fm East SW to
corner Castro and Seven-
teenth.
Street. S. side.
East 2
Sacramento
I>ruinni 100
California
I avis 200
Pine :
Front 300
Bush
Battery 400
Sansome and Sutter .^00
Montgomery and Post... 600
Kearny and Geary 700
Brooks
Dupont and U'Farrell ... 800
Stockton and Ellis fW
Powell and Eddy 1000
Sfnson and Turk 1100
Tavlor and Tyler 1200
Jones and McAllister... .1300
CItv Hall avenue
Larkln and Hayes 1600
Polk and Fell 1700
Van Ness av and Ook...l800
Franklin and Page 1900
Rose
Gough and HalgWt 2000
Octavia and Waller 2100
Laguna and Kate 2200
Buchanan Z^m
Reservoir
Fourteenth and Church.2400
Landers
Fllteenth and Sanchez.. 2.500
Sixteenth and Noe 2600
Seventeenth and Castro.
Street. S. side.
East 1
Steuart _...
Spear 101
Main 201
Bealc 301
Fremont 401
First 601
Eckcr
Second ,601
New Montgomery
Annie
Third 701
Fourth 801
Fifth «)1
Sixth 1001
Seventh 1101
Eighth 1201
Ninth 1301
Tenth 1401
Eleventh 1501
Potter 1601
Brady 1701
Valencia
Hermann
Elgin Park avenue
Pearl
Guerrero
Ri.lley
Dolores
Fourteenth and Church
Landers
Fifteenth and Sanchez...
Sixteenth and Noe
Seventeentn Castro
Marf ha Place, bet Ma-
son and TayUjr fm Geary S.
Martin, Visltaclon Valley
Mary, B H.
Mary, bet Fifth and Sixth
fni Mission to Howard.
Mar.T liane, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Bush S.
Maryland, bet Delaware
and Louisiana fm Solano
S to First av.
MaHon°. bet Powell and
Tay lur N fm Market to Jef-
ferson.
Street. E. side.
Market and Turk 2
Eddy 100
Ellis 200
Lathnm place
Dikeman place_
O'Farrell 300
Geary... 400
Oak place
Post SCO
Sheerer place
Sutter 600
Bush 700
Pine 800
Frank ,
Callfomla SOD
Sacramento 1000
Ewer Place
Malvina place
Clay UOO
Truett (or Gardner place)
Sheppard place
Washington 1200
Jackson 1300
John
Pacific 1400
Broadwav 1500
Vallejo leOO
Green 1700
W^ebb place
Winter's lane
Union 1800
Kent
Filbert 1900
A'alparalso
Greenwich 3000
Montgomery avenue
Lombard 2100
Chestnut 2200
Water
Francisco „ 2300
Vandewatcr
Bay 2400
North Point 2500
Beach 2600
Jefferson
MaHonic Avenue, bet
Lott flud Ashbury S Itn
I'liliit Lobos av.
MaNHaohutiettn, bet
New York and Delaware
fm Sonoma S to First av.
MaHiiaaoit, B H.
Mateo. Falrmount Tract.
MazEini, £ of Orleans
fm I'reclta Creek SE to
Schneider.
McAlllHter, bet Fulton
and Tyler W fm Junction
Jones and Market.
Street. JV. side.
Market and Jones 2
Park avenue
Leavenworth 100
Hyde 200
Brown's alley
Larkln 300
Polx 400
Van Ness avenue 800
Franklin 600
Gough 700
Octavia 800
Laguna 900
Buchanan 1000
Webster 1100
Fillmore 1200
Steiner 1300
Pierce MOO
Scott 1500
Devlsadero .1600
Broderlck 1700
Baker 1800
Lvon 1900
Lott 2000
STREET GUIDE.
97
Maeonlc avenue
Masonic ("4?nietery
9fc( lollan, B H.
HcCormlck, bet Hyde
aud Lnrkln fm I'nclflcS.
Btcncham Place, b«t
Hvde and Larkln fm Post
S.
9f earn, bet MerrlfleM and
First av fiu Point Lobos
av N.
Hedaa Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Fil-
bert N.
Mendoolno. bet Calave-
ras and Plumas fm the bay
W to rtrst av.
Merced, Falrmount Tract
Mercer, B. II.
Merchant, bet Clay and
\Vashlngton W fm East to
Kearny.
Street. ^. tide.
East 2
Front 300
Battery 400
Sansome 500
Montgomery 600
Dunbar alley
Kearny
Merrilield, bet Chase
and Mears fm Point Lobos
av N.
Merrill, bet Valle]o and
Green fm Jones to Leav-
enworth.
MerrlnincN of Alameda
fm the bav to Tennessee.
Metcalf Place.bet Post
and Sutter fm Laguna W.
Metcalfe Place, bet
Mason and Taylor Ini
Geary N.
Mexico, bet Alaska and
Colorado fm Wate rFront
S to India.
MIchlKan, bet Georgia
and Illinois fm Solano S to
First av.
Mlckllch, VIsitacon Yal-
lev
Middle, bet Fillmore and
Webster fm Pine to Call-
furnla.
Midwn.r, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Francisco to
Bay.
Miguel, Falrmount Tract.
Ml leu <'*art., bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Califor-
nia N.
MUCH Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Sacra-
mento N.
Miller Place, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm Fol-
fom S.
MIllM Place, bet Post
and Sutter fin Dupont \V.
Mlllon. San Miguel W
En<l Map No 2.
Minerva, R R II Assn.
Minna, bet Mission and
Howard ftn First 8W.
Street N. tide.
First 2
Sullivan alley
Second 100
Kew Montgomery
Third 200
Fourth 300
Fifth 400
Mary
Sixth 500
Rubs
Seventh 800
Julia
Eighth 700
Ele^nth 1000
LafWi'tte place
Fourteenth _ 1300
Hinneaota, bet Tennes-
see and Indiana fm South
south to Tulare.
Minnie. t>et Ashbnry and
Clayton fm Waller S.
Mint ATCnne, bet Fifth
and Sixth fm Mission to
Jessie.
MlHHlon, bet Market and
Howard SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thenco S to
County Road.
Street. A', tide.
East 2
Steunrt
Spear 100
Main 200
Beale 300
Fremont 400
First :. 500
Ecker
Sullivan alley
New Anthony ♦
Second 60O
New Slontgomery
Annie
Third •. 700
Fourth 800
Fifth 900
Marv
Sixth 1000
Seventh 1100
Julia :..
Eighth 1200
Laskie
Ninth 1300
Washington avenue
Grand avenue
Tenth 1400
Eleventh 1500
Lafavette
Potter
Twelfth 1600
West Mission
Hermann
Thirteenth 1700
RIdlev
Erie
Fourteenth 1800
Fllteenth liiOO
Sixteenth 2000
Seventeenth 2100
Willow
Cedar lane
Eighteenth 2200
Nineteenth 2300
Twentieth 2400
Twenty-flrst 2500
Twenty-second 2G00
Twentv-third 2700
Twentv-fonrth 2800
Twentv-flfth 2900
Twenty-sixth 3000
Mlonion and Ocean
Road, fm terminus of
Mission W.
MiHHion Avenue, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Seventeenth S.
MlHMlNNiiiitl, bet Penn-
sylvania and Texas I'm
Center S to Tulare.
MiMHoarl, bet Texas and
(Connecticut fm Center S to
Tulare.
Moliawk Avenne. San
MlKU.-l. W End Map No 1.
Montana, R R II Assn.
Montcalm, B H.
MonteEuma, B H.
Montlcello, City Land
Assn.
Montgomery, bet San-
some and Kearny N fm
Market to Francisco.
Street. E. side.
Market and Post 2
Sutter 100
Bush .-. 200
Pine 300
Summer
Culifomla. 400
Sacramento 600
Commercial
Clay 600
Merchant
Washington 700
Montgomery avenue .•
Jackson ..» 800
Gold
Pacific 900
Montgomery alley
Montgomery court
Broadway 1000
Vallejo 1100
Jackson place
Green 1200
Moulton place
Union 1300
Montgomery place
Alta
Filbert 1400
Greenwich 1500
Lombard ICflO
Chestnut 1700
I'ranclsco
Hontffomer.r Alle.v,
bet Pacific and Broadway
fm Montgomery E.
Montgomery Av-
enue, fm NW cor Jlont-
gomery and Washington
NW to Beach.
Street. E. tide.
Washington and Mont-
gomery 2
Maiden lane
Glbbs
Jackson 100
Kearny
Pacific 200
Adler
Broadway 300
Dupont
Vallejo 400
Stockton
Green 600
Union 600
Washington Square
Powell
Filbert 700
Gaven place
Scotland
Greenwich 800
Mason
Hartmann
Lombard : 900
Newell
Jansen
Ta.vlor
Chestnut 1000
Houston
Francisco 1100
Jones
Bay 1200
North Point 1300
Leavenworth
Beach
Monteomery Court,
bet Pacific and Broadway
fni Montgomery W.
Montisoniery Place,
bet Union and Filbert fm
ilontgomcry N.
Moore PliM;e, betH.vdc
and Larkln fra Union N.
More.v allo.v, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Broad-
wav to Vallelo.
Morrel Place, bet
Hvde and Larkln fm Pa-
cific N.
Morfie, bet Dupont and
Kearnv, Bush and Pine
MorHe. San Miguel, W End
Map No 1.
Mome Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Broadway S.
Morton, bet Geary and
IVist fm Kearny to Stock-
ton.
Morton, B H, Gia Map
No 4.
MoHcow, Excelsior U
Assu.
Moan, bet Sixth aud Sev-
enth fra Howard to Fol-
Bom.
Moulton, bet Greenwich
and Lonitianl fm Buchan-
an to Slelner.
Moulton Place, bet
Green and Union fm Mont-
gomery W.
Moultrie, B IL
Mount Vernon Av-
enue, S/ui Miguel W End
Map No 1.
Municli, Exct-lktur II Abb
Munroe, bet Stockton
aud Powell fm Bush to
Pine.
Myrtle Avenue, bet
O'Farrell and Geary fm
Larkln to Laguna. •
W, bet M and O fm Seventh
N, South S F, fm First av
SW to Twenty-ninth av.
Naglee Avenue, San
Jllguel, W End Map No 2.
Napa, bet Butte and Sierra
fm th»< bay W to Harrison.
NapIcH, Excel.-lor II A8sn.
Napoleon, bet Norman
and TularC fm BigggSWto
Orleans.
Natoina, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fremont SW.
Street. N. tide.
Fremont
First 2
Second 100
New Montgomery ."...
Fltth 400
Mary
Sixth 500
RusB
Seventh 600
Eighth 700
Eleventh 1000
Lafavette place
Fourteenth 1300
Meliraaka, bet Vermont
and Utah fm Mission
Creek S to Precira Creek,
ai}(l fin Helc'ia S, vSouthS F
KebrnHka, B H.
Nevada, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth fm Uolsom SK to
Harrison.
Nevada, bet Sierra and
Yolo fm the bay W to Po-
trero a v.
Nevada Avenue, B H.
New Aiiltion.v, bet First
and Second fin .Mission N.
New M<»nt|roniery, bet
Second nnd Third Im Mar-
ket SE to Howard.
New Orleani* Alley,
bet Leavenworth and
Hvde fm I'.reen N.
New Yor)^ bc>t Virginia
and Slashftchuselts fm
Water Front S to First av.
Newell, bet Mason and
Taylor fm Lombard N.
Newliall. bet Lombard
aud Chestnut fm Stockton
to Powell.
Niaicara Avenne, San
Miguel, W End Map No 1.
Nineteenth, bet Elght-
eei.th and Twentieth fm
Harrison W to I)oUL'lass
Nineteenth Avenue,
fm I'resMlo KestrvatlonS.
Nineteenth Avenue,
South S F, fin Islals Creek
to Water Front.
Ninth, bet Eighth and
Tenth fm MarKet SE to
Brannan.
Street. W. tide.
Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 100
Minna
Natonia
Howard 200
Tehama
('lenieutlna.
Folsoni SOO
Rlngold
Harrison ¥M
Bryant 800
Ilrannan 600
Ninth Avenue, fyom
Presidio RoBcrvatiun S to
P.
Ninth Avenne, Souths
F, fill Islals Crecii to Water
Front.
Noble, tx't Firth atid Sixth
fm Hublx'll (u South.
98
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Bfoble Place, bet How-
ard QNd Folsora fm Third
W.
Nable'a Alley, bet
union and Filbert I'm Du-
pont E.
Noe, bet Sanchez and Cas-
tro fm Bldley S to Thir-
tieth.
Noonan Avenue, bet
Howard and Clementina
fm Eighth E.
Noonan'M Allej, bet
Stockton and I'owell fm
Vallcjo S.
Urornian, bi-t Bourbon
and Nauuleon fm Preclta
Creek SW to Orleans.
Norlli, V II.
BTorth l»arU liane
(See I'ark Lane north.)
Korlli Point, bet Bay
and, Beach \V Ini Kearny
to I'rcsldlo Hcservatlon.
Norton, .\cadi'my Tract.
Morwnsh, BU.
N J c, B H, Gift Map No 4.
O, bet N and 1' Ini Eighth
av west.
O'4'onnel Place, bet
Mason and Powell, from
Vallejo N.
O'FarrcIl, bet Ellis and
Gtary W fm Junction Du-
pont and Market.
Street. iV. side.
Market and Dupont 2
Baglcy place
Stockton 100
Powell • 200
Carlos
Winter place
O'Farrell alley
Mason 300
Raphael place
Taylor 400
William
.lones 500
Leavenworth 600
Ada court
Hyde 700
Lorkin 800
Polk „ !KX)
Van Nessavemje 1009
Franklin I10(i
GouKh 1200
Octavia 1300
Lagana 1400
Buchanan 1500
HoUls
Webster 1600
Fillmore 1700
Steluer 1800
Pierce 1900
Scott 2000
Devlsadero 2100
Uroderick 2200
Calvary Cemetery
O'Farrell Alley, bet
Powell and Mason fm
O'Karrdl N.
Oak, bet Page and Fell W
fm Junction Van Ness uv
and Market.
Street. JV. side.
Van Ness ayenue 2
Franklin 100
Gough 203
Octavia 300
Laguna 400
Buchanan 500
Webster 600
Fillmore ..; '. 700
Stelner 800
Pierce 900
ScoM 1000
Devlsadero 1100
Broderlck 1200
Baker 1300
Golden Gate Pork
Lyon 1400
Lott 15UU
Masonic avenue 1600
Ashbury 1700
Clayton 1800
Cole lOOO
Shrader 2000
Stanyan ...„._. ,,.„
Golden Gate Park
Oak Urove Avenue,
bet Ulth and Sl.xlh (m
Ilarrlfon to Bryant.
Oak Place, bet Geary
and Post fm Mason to Tay-
lor.
Ocean Road, fm Eureka
nr Twenty-tlrst W.
Octavia, bet Gough and
Laguna N fin Market to
Lewis.
Street. E. side.
Market and Waller 2
Halght 100
Kose
Page 200
Lily
Oak 300
Hickory
Fell 400
Linden '.
Hayes 500
Ivy
Grove 600
Birch
Fulton 700
Ash
McAllister 800
Locust ,
Tyler 900
Jefferson Square
Eddy 1100
Willow avenue
El'.lB 1200
Olive avenue
O'Farrell 1300
Myrtle avenue
Geary 1400
Cedar avenue
Post 1500
Walnut avenue
Sutter 1600
Fern avenire
Bu.sh 1700
Austin
Pine 1800
California l'.m
Sacramento
Lafayette Park „ ...
Washington 2200
Jackson 2;i00
Pacific 2400
Broadway ._...' 2500
Vallejo Z 2G00
Green 2700
Union 2800
Grisar
Filbert 2000
Greenwich 3000
Lombard 3i00
Chestnut 3200
Francisco 3300
Bay
Gov't Kcscrvatlon
Ohio, bet Sansumc and
Montgomery fm Pacltlcto
Vallejo.
Ohio, bet Wyoming and
Virginia fm Water Front
S to First av.
Old Hickory, B H.
Olive Avenue, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Lar-
kln to Buchanan.
Oliver, W End H Assn.
OliuMlead, University H
-•Vssn.
OInej Place, bet Town-
send and King fm Ham-
mond SW.
Oneida Avenue. San
Miguel, W End MapNsl.
Oneida Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Sacramento S.
Onondogra Avenue,
San Miguel, W End Map
Nol.
OrcKon, bet Wa<<hington
andJackson W fm Eastto
Battery.
Orizaba Avenue, City
Land Assn.
Orleann, bet Vermont
and Mazzlnl fm Kansas
SW to Tulare.
OrMCnluH, B H, Gift Mop
No 4.
Otaeiro Avenue, San
Miguel, W End Map No 1.
Ottawa. San Miguel, W
End Map No 1.
Ottllla,Vlsltaclon Valley.
OjKford. University H
Assn.
P, bet and Q fm Ninth av
P, South S F, fm First ov
SW to Potrero av.
Pacific, bet Jackson and
Broadway W fm East.
J^treet N. side.
East
Drumm 2
Davis 100
Front ^. 200
Battery .". 300
Sansome 400
Ohio
Montgomery 500
Montgomery avenue
Kearijy 600
Bartlett
Dupont 700
Pacific place
Sullivan alley
Ellick alley
Stockton 80O
Virginia ulace
Virginia
Powell 900
Keyes alley
Scott place
Mason 1000
.\i'.biirn
Salmon
Hunmelmann place
Taj lor 1100
Jones 1200
Leavenworth laOO
Burgoyne place
Hyde 1400
McCormick
Morrell place
Fourth place
Larkin 1500
Polk 1600
Van Ness avenue 1700
Franklin 1800
Gough 1900
( ictavia 2000
Lagnnn 21U0
Buchanan 2200
Webster 2300
Fillmore 2400
Stelner 2500
Pierce 2C00
Scott 2700
Devlsadero 2800
Broderlck 2!i00
Baker :«)00
Lyon 3100
Central avcnue.'„ ICOO
Walnut 3300
Laurel 3400
Locust 3500
Spruce 3600
Maple 3700
Cherry 3800
First avenue
Pacific Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Broadway S.
Pacific Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
cific N.
Page, bet Halght ond Oak
W fm Junction Franklin
and Market.
Street. N. side.
Market and Fronklln 2
Gough- 100
Octavia 2t'0
Laguna 300
Buchanan 400
Webster 500
Flllpiore 600
Stelner ; 700
Pierce 800
Scott 900
Devlsadero 1000
Broderlck 1100
Baker, 1200
Lyon..
.1300
Lott 1400
Matonic avenue ISOO
Ashbury _ 1600
Clayton 1700
Cole 1800
Shrader 1900
Stanyan f.
Golden Gate Park
Palmer, Falrmotmt
Tract.
Paria, Excelsior H Assn.
Park Avenue, bet Finb
and Sixth im-Ilarrlson to
Bryant.
Park Avenue, bet Mar-
ket and the CIt. Hall SW
fm McAllister to Larkin.
Park liane North, bet
Bryant ond Brannan fm
Second to Third.
Park lianc South, bet
Bryant and Bruiman fm
Third to (Xntral p|.
Park Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Second E.
Parker, B H.
Pattrriton, B H, Gift
Map No 4.
Pau, Belle Roche City.
Paul, B H, (iitt Map No 4.
Pearl, bet Valencia and
Guerrero fm Market to
KIdley.
Pennnylvanla Av-
enue, bet Iowa and Mis-
sissippi fm Center S to
Tulare.
Pcrinc, bet California and
Sacramento im Stelner to
Pierce.
Perry, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm SE of Third to
Fifth.
Persia Avenue, Excel-
sior H Assn.
PfeifTer, bet Chestnut
and Francisco fm E s Du-
pont to Stockton.
Pierce, bet Stelner and
Scott N fm Waller to
Lewis.
Street. E. side.
Waller 2
Halght 100
Page 200
Oak 300
Fell 40Q
Hoyes
Alamo Squure
Fulton 700
McAllister 800
Tyler. 900
Turk 1000
Eddy 1100
Ellis 1200
O'Farrell 1300
Geary
Hamilton Square
Post 1500
Sutter. IflOO
Bush _ 1700
Pine 1800
California 19oO
Perlne
Sacramento 2000
Clav
Alta Plaza
Jackson 2300
Pacific 2400
Broadway 2500
Vallejo 2600
Green 2700
Union 2800
Filbert 2900
Greenwich 8000
Lombard 3100
Chestnut 3200
Froncl.-ico 3300
Bay 43400
North Point 3800
Beach 3600
Jefferson 3700
Tonquin 3800
Lewis
Pine, bet Bush and Cali-
fornia W fm Market to
Central av.
STREET GUIDE.
99
street. N. tide.
Market and Pavis 2
Front 100
Battery 200
SansotDP 300
Laura place
Montgomery 400
Belden
Ru68 alley
Kearny 500
Brown's alley
St Mary's place
•Central place
Qulncy
(Jntncy place
Diipont BOO
Stockton 700
Munroe
Prospect place
Powell 800
Mason 900
Jane place
Tavlor 1000
Jones 1100
Touchard
Leavenworth 1200
Hyde , 1300
Larkin 1400
Polk 1500
Van Ncs8 avenue 1600
Franklin 1700
Gmigh 180n
Octavia 1900
Laguna 2000
Buchanan 2100
Webster 2200
MUdle
Fillmore 2300
Stelner 2-100
Pierce 2.500
Scott 2600
Devlsadero 2700
Broderick 2800
Baker 2900
Lyon 3000
Central avenue
PInhney Place, bet
Kearny and Uupont I'm
Broadway to Vallejo.
Plxlcy, bet Filbert and
■Greenwich fm Buchanan
to Stelner.
P ant, bet Sacra-
mento and Cloy fm Taylor
to Jones.
Plumas, bet Mendocino
anil Fref no Im the bay W
to First nv.
PocahoniaM, B H.
Point liobott Avenue,
bet Clement and A fm
Central av west.
Street. E. aide.
Polk, bet liarkln and Van
Ness Ave N fm Blarket to
LcwlB
Market and Fell 2
Hoyes 100
Ivy
Grove 200
Blfth
Fulton 300
Ash
McAllister 400
Locust
Tyler 500
Elm Avenue ,
Turk 600
Laurel avenue
E<ldy 700
Willow avenue
Ellis 800
Olive a venue
O'Farrcll 900
Myrtle avenue
Geary 1000
Cedar avenue
Post 1100
Walnut avenue
Sutter 1200
Fern avenue
Bush 1300
Austin
Pine 1400
California 1800
Sacramento 1600
Clay 1700
WMhlngton 1800
Jackson 1900
Pacific 2000
Broadway 2100
Vallejo 2200
Green 2300
Union 2400
Filbert 2500
Greenwich 2600
Lombard 2700
Chestnut 2800
Francisco 2900
Bay 3000
North Point 3100
Beach 3200
Jefferson 3300
Tonquin 3400
Lewis
Polk X^ane, bet Paclflc
and Broadwav fm Stockton
E.
Pollard Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
Pollock, South S F, bet
Water Front and Von
Schmidt fm Twenty-
lourth ar SW to county
line.
Pope, San Miguel, W End
Map No 1.
Porter, B H.
Porter Avenue, San
MlHUJ-1, W End Jlap No 2.
Port»iiuoutl9 Square,
bet (.!lay and \Va.shinKton,
Kearny and Brenham pi.
Post, bet Geary and Sutter
Wfni Junction Blarket and
Montgomery to Central ar
Street. N. side.
Slarket and Montgom-
ery 2
Lick place
Kearny 100
Gardner
Dupont 200
Stockton 300
Union Square
I'owtll 400
Mason 500
Tavlor 600
William
Jones 700
Leavenworth 800
Hyde 900
Meachom place
Larklo 1000
Polk 1100
Van Ness avenue 1200
Franklin 1.300
Gough 1400
Octavla imjO
Laguna 1600
Buchanan 1700
Webster 1800
Fillmore IIKX)
Stelner 2000
Hamilton Square „
Pierce 2100
Scott 2200
Devlsfldero 2:«)0
Broderick 2400
Baker 2500
Lyon 2600
Cemetery avenue
Central avenue
Potrero Aveuue, bet
Utah and Uumpshira fm
Braunan S to Prcclta
(Jreek aud fm Islals Creek
S, South S F.
Potter, bet Eleventh and
Brady Cm Market SE to
Mission.
Powell, bet Stockton and
Mason fm Market to Jef-
lerson.
Street. E. tide.
Market ond Eddy 2
Ellis 100
U'FarrtU 200
Geary 300
Union Square
Post 400
Sutter 600
Ankeny place
Bush 600
Fella place
Pine 700
California 800
Sacramento 900
Clav 1000
Washington 1100
Jackson 1200
John
Caroline place
Pailtlc 1300
Broadway 1400
Vallejo 1500
Grten 1600
Union 1700
Montgomery avenue
Filbert „ 1800
Greenwich 1900
Lombard 2000
Newhall
Chestnut 2100
Francisco 2200
Vande water
Bay 2300
North Pc#>t 2400
Beach 2500
Jefferson
Powhattan, B H.
Prague, Excelsior H Ass,
Pratt, bet Branuau and
Townsend fm Seventh
SW.
Pratt Place, N s Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
Powell.
Precita Avenue, B H.
Precita Place, B H.
Prentiss, B H.
Priest, bet Jones and
Leavenworth fm Clay to
Washington.
Prim. San Miguel, W End
Blap No 2.
Princeton, University H
Assn.
Prinsle Court, bet
Sansomeand Montgomery
fm Greenwich N.
Prospect Avenue, B H
Prospect Place, B H.
Prospect Place, bet
Stooiton and Powell Im
Pin? to Clay.
Pulaski, B H.
Putnam, B H.
Q, Soulh S F, fm First ar
SW to Potrero av.
Q, bet P and U fm Tenth
av west.
Quincy, bet Kearny and
Diipont fm Pine to Culi-
fornia.
Qulncy Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine S.
Quinn, bet Bidlcy aud
Fourteenth fm E of Valen-
cia W to Guerrero.
R, bet Q and S fm Eleventh
av west
R, South S F, fm Tslals SW
to Sllvemv.
Railroad Avenue,
South S F, fni second av
SW to San Bruno av ur
Thirty-ninth av.
Railroad Avenue,
.South S F, IniKallroad and
Twentieth avs W to San
Bruno av bet Henry and
Sililman.
Railroad Avenue, fm
IJi-rnai av S.
Railway Avenue, bet
Seventoinith and Eight-
eenth fm Dolores E.
Randall, Falrmount
Tract.
Randall, bet Leaven-
worth aud Hyde fm Green-
wich N.
Randolph, City Land
Assn.
Raphael Place, bet
'i'aylor and Musuu fui
(t'Farrell N.
R a .V n o I d •, Vlsltaclon
Valley.
Reed, bet Jones and Leav-
enworth fm Clay to Wash-
ington.
Reed Place, bet Mont-
gomerv and Kearny fm
Green .S.
Reservoir, bet Kate and
Fourteenth fm Market W.
Rhine, San Miguel, W End
Map No 2.
Rhode Island, bet De
Haro and Kansas fm
Eighth S tn Precita Creek.
Rice, San Miguel. W End
Map No. 2.
Richmond (see Halleck)
Rickard, University U
Assn.
Ridley, bet Hermann and
Fourteenth fm Mission W
to Pevisadero.
Rincon Avenue, bet
Brannan and Townsend
fni Second to Japan.
Rincon Court, bet Fol-
somand Harrison fm Main
SW.
Rincon Place, bet First
and Second fm Harrison to
Frederick.
Ringold, bet Folsom and
Harilsoii fm Eighth to
Ninth.
Ritch, bet Third and
Fourth fm Folsf)m SE.
Street. W. tide.
Folsom 2
Louise
('lara
Bryant 200
Brannan..... 300
Townsend
RMfer, bet Seventh and
Eighth SE fm Harrison.
Roa<'h, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Filbert to Green-
wich.
Roanoke, Falrmount
Tract.
Rondell Place, bet
Mission and Valencia
Rose, Falrmount Tract
Rose, B H, Gilt Map No 4.
Rose, bet Halght and
Pasie fm Market W.
Rosencrans, B H.
RosH Alley, bet Wash-
ington niKl Jackson fm
Dupont W.
Ronsch, bet Seventh and
Eighth I'm Howard to Fol-
som.
Rowland Alley, bet
JlontgotniTy and Keorny
Im Broadway S.
Rums, bft Sl.\lh and Sev-
enth im Minna to Folsom.
Runs Alley, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
I'liie to Bush.
Russell, bet Green and
Union tni Ilydo W.
Russia Avenue, Excel-
sior H Assn.
Rutledicc Aveuue, B
H.
H, South S F, fm Third av
SW to Nebr isko.
H, bei K and T fm cast of
Twelilh nv west.
Sacramento, bet Call-
iDriila and Clay west ftu
Market.
Street. y. tide.
Market aud East 2
Drumm '00
Davis 200
Front 300
Batt.-ry 400
,s«ns<ime 500
Leldosdorfl'. ..~...
Montgomery 600
Webb
Kearny 700
Dupont 800
Mavorly place
(Inelda place
Brooklyn place
100
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
_i_
Stockton * 900
Prospect place
Miles place
Powell. ..1000
GubUvus
Tay
Maeon HOD
Cushman
Terba Buena
Taylor 1200
Jones 1300
Leroy place
Leavenworth 1400
Kimball place
Hyde 1500
LarkiD 1600
Polk 1700
Van NesB avenue 1800
Franklin 1900
Gough 2000
Lafayette Park _
Octavia
Laguna 2200
Buchanan 2300
Webster 2400
Fillmore 2500
Stetner 2600
Pierce 2700
Scott 2800
Devlsadero 2900
Broderick 3000
Baker 3100
Lyon 3200
Central avenue 3300
Walnut 3400
Laurel 3500
Locust 3600
Spruce 3700
Maple 3800
Cherry 3900
First av
Sadowa, R K U Assn.
Sagamore, B K H Assn.
Salmon, bet Mason and
Taylor fm Pacific to B0ad-
Salb'me, B H, Gift Map
No 4.
SamoHer. B H.
San Brnno ATenae,
South S F, bet Potrero av
and GIrard fm Islals
Creek S.
San Bruno Arenue,
.Snn Miguel, W End Map
Nol.
San Brnno Road (Old)
tm I'rpclta Creek nr Ne-
braska S.
San Joae ATenne, fm
Castro (Falrmoimt Tract)
SW to county line. .
San Jose Avonne, fm
Twenty-second bet Valen-'
cla and Guerrero SW.
Sanchez, bet Church and
Noe Im Ridley S to Thir-
tieth.
Sansome, bet Battery
and Montgomery N fm
Market to Chestnut.
Street. E. tide.
Market and Sutter 2
Bush 100
Pine 200
California 300
Halleck
Sacramento 400
Commercial
Clay 500
Merchant
Washington VX)
Jackson 700
Gold
Pacific 800
Broadway 900
Vallejo „ 1000
Green 1100
Union „ laOO
Alta
Filbert 1300
Greenwich 1400
Lombard loOO
Chestnut
Santn <'lar», bet Center
ami Miirlpofa fm the bay
W to Harrison.
Schiller, San Miguel, W
Knd Map No 2.
Schneider, S of Bcrna-
dotte fm Islals Creek Chan-
nel N K to Seventh av.
Schu.vler. B H.
Schwerln, Vlsltaclon
Valley.
Scotland, bet Powell and
Mason f m Filbert to Green-
wich.
Scott, bet Plerc« and De-
vlsadero N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
Street. E. tide.
Ridley 2
Waller lOO
Halght 200
Page 300
Oak! ■'.-... «»
Fell 500
Hayes 600
Alamo Square
Grove » 700
Fulton W. 800
McAllister 900
Tvler 1000
Turk 1100
Eildv 1200
Ellis 1300
O'KarreU 1400
Geary 1500
Hamilton Square
Post 1600
Sutter 1700
Bush 1800
Pine 1900
California 2000
Sacramento 2100
Clay 2200
AVashington 2300
Jackson :...2400
Pacific , 2500
Broadway 2600
Vallelo 2700
Green 2800
Union 2900
Filbert 3000
Greenwich 3100
Lombard 3200
Chestnut 3300
Francisco 340O
Bav I....3500
North Point 3600
Bench 3700
Jefferson 3800
Tonquin 3900
Lewis
Scott, B H.
Scott Place, bet Powell
and Mason fm Pacific to
Broadway.
Second, bet First and
Third fm Market SE to the
bay.
Street. W. ride.
Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 100
Minna
Natoma.. ,
Howard 200
Tehama
Clementina
Folsom 300
Vernon place
Dow place
Park place
Harrison 400
Silver
Bryant 500
North Park lane
South yark
De Boom
Brannan 600
Townsend 700
Second ATCnue. bet
Valencia .ind Guerrero fm
Fifteenth to Seventeenth.
Second A venae. South
S F, fm Islajs to China.
Second ATCnue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
J.
Sellna Plaftie, bet Du-
pont and StoSiLton £m Cal-
ifornia N.
Senator, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Davis to
Front.
Seneca Arennc, San
Miguel, W End Map No 1.
Serpentine Avenue,
fm Utah nr Yolo W to Old
San Jose Koad.
ScTcnteenth, bet Six-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Harrison W to Clara av.
Street. If. tide
Harrison 2
Treat avenn«
Folsom 100
Shotwell
Howard 200
Capp
Mission 300
HcflTs avenue
Valencia. 500 300
Mission avenne
Second avenue
Guerrero 500 fiOO
Dolores 700 800
Alemany avenue
Church 700
Sanchez
Noe
Castro
Sherman
Diamond
Eureka.
I)ougla6s
Clara avenue
ScTcnteenth ATenue,
South S F, fm Islals Creek
to Water Front.
Seven teent h A wnne,
fm Presidio Reservations.
Seventh, bet Sixth and
Eighth fm Market to
Pennsylvania av
Street. W. tide.
Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 100
Minna
Natoma.. ._
Howard 200
Folsom 300
Drury lane
Cleavcland
Harrison 400
Brvant 500
Brannan 600
Pratt
Townsend 700
King
Berrv 800
Channel
i
Seventh AvenncSouth
8 F, fm Islals Creek to
Water Front.
Seventh Avenue, fm
Presidio Ueservotlon south
to N.
Shakenpeare, BH.
ShakeMpeare, San Mi-
guel, \\' End Map No 2.
Sharp Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hj-de fm
Union 8.
Shaiita. bet Napa and
Slerro fm the bay W lo
Delaware and fm Vermont
to Utah
Sheerer Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Mason
W.
Sheppard Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason E.
Sheridan, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Tenth
NE
Sherntan, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm I^lsom to
Harrison
Sherman, bet Castro and
Diamond fm Seventeenth
S to Twenty-second
Sherman, City LandAsi.
Sherman Avenue, San
Miguel, W End Map No 2.
Sherwood Plaoe, Iwtt
Mission and Howard fm
Third NE.
ShIeldM, Citv Land Assn.
Ship, South S F, bet Dock
and A fm Fifth av SW to
county line.
Shipley, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Fourth SW.
Street. :V. tide.
Fourth 2
Fifth 100
Willow
Harrison avenue 300
Eighth
Shotwell, bet Howard
and Folsom fm Fourteenth
S to Serpentine av.
Street. W. tide.
Fourteenth 2
Fifteenth lOO
Sixteenth 200
Seventeenth 300
Eighteenth 400
Nineteenth 500
Twentieth 600
Twenty.flrst 700
Twentv-sccond _ 800
Twentv-thlrd 900
Twenty -fourth 1000
Twenty-fifth 1100
Twenty-sixth 120O
Serpentine avenue
Shrader. bet Cole and
Stnnyan S fm Fulton to
Waller.
Sicklea Avenue, San
Miguel, W End Map No 2.
SieKCl, B H.
Sierra, bet Napa and Ne-
vada fm the bay W to Po-
trero av.
Silllman, University E
Assn.
Silver, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm Second to
Fourth.
Silver Avenue, South
S F, fm Fifteenth av nr Q
W to county road.
Slmpiion Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First west
Sixteenth, bet Fifteenth
and Seventeenth fm Har-
rison W to Castro.
Street, 2f. ride.
Harrison 800
Treat avenue _
Folsom 700
Shotwell
Howard 600
Capp
Mission 500
Hoff'f avenue
First avenue
Rondell place „
Valencia 3000
Second avenue
Guerrero
Galindo alley
Dolores
Sixteenth Avenue,
South S F. fm Islals Creek
to Water Front,
Sixteenth Avenne,
fm Presidio Reservations.
Sixth, bet Fifth and Sev-
enth fm Market SE to Ten-
nessee.
Street. W. ride.
Market ,_ 2
Stevenson
Jessie _
Mission 100
Minna „„
Natoma
Howard 200
Tehama
Clenjentino ,
Folsom 300
Shipley ,_..^.._
Olara
Harrl8on....„ 400
Bryant ». 500
Tllford _
Brannan 800
Bluxome _.
STREET GUIDE.
101
Townsend 700
King
Berry 800
Channel
Sixth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation south to
K.
Sixth ATenn*. South S
F( I'm Islals Creek to
^\ ater Front.
Solano, bet Mariposa and
Butte Im the bay W to
Harrison.
Sonoma, bet Nevada and
Yolo fr the bay \Y to
Minnesota,
Sonoma Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
Sonora, bet Kearny and
l)upont fm Green to
Union.
Sophie Terrace, bet
Dnpont and Stockton fm
Pine N.
Soulh, S of Hubbell SW
fni Kentucky to Center.
South ATfnue, B H.
South l*nrk, bet Bryant,
Brannan, Second and
Third.
Soutit Park Alley,
bet Sjiitli I'ark and Bran-
nan fm Third W.
South Park liane,
bet Brvant and Branuan
fill Central pi to Third.
Spear, bet Steuart and
Main fm Market SK to the
bay.
Street. W. side.
Market 2
Mission 100
Howard 200
Folsom 300
Harrison 400
Bryant
Spotford, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Clay to Wash-
lUKton.
SprinK, bei Montgomery
and Kearny fm Calilomla
to Summer.
Spruce, bet Locust and
Maple fm California N.
St. Chitrlen, bet Pacific
and Broadway fm Kearny
E.
St. Charlen Place, bet
Vallejo and Green fm
Kearnv W.
St. l.onlB Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Jackson S.
St. nark's Place (See
Mort(jn Street)
St. nary'n Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine to California.
St. Vincent !See Vincent)
Stundinh, B H.
Stanford, betSecond and
Third fm Bronnan to
Townsend.
Stanley, City Land .^ssn.
Stanley <'ourt, K b
Stanley pi bet Harrison
and Bryant.
Stanley Place, bet
First and Second fm Har-
rison to 5 of Bryant.
Star, B H.
State, City Land Assn.
Stanyan, bctShrader and
Golden ate Park fm Ful-
ton S.
Steiner, betKlllniore and
Pierce N fm BIdley to
Lewis.
Street. E. side.
Ridley 2
Kate 100
Waller 200
HalRht 300
Page , 400
Oak 500
Fell 600
Haves 700
Alamo Square
Grove 800
Fulton 900
McAllister 1000
Tvler 1)00
Turk 1200
E.ldv 1300
Kills 1400
Bylngton
O'Farrell 1500
Geary 1600
Hamilton Squore
Post 1700
Sutter 1800
Bush 1900
Wlldey
Pine 2000
California 2100
Perlne
Sacramento 2200
Clay 2300
Altn Plaza
Washington 2400
Jackson 2500
PaclUc 2600
Broadway 2700
Vullejo 2800
Green 2900
Union 3000
Filbert 3100
PIxley
GreenwIah 3200
Moulton
Lombard 3300
Chestnut 3400
Francisco 3500
Bav 3600
North Point 3700
Beach ...3800
JelTersou 3900
Tonquln 4000
Steuart, bet Fast and
Spear fm Market SK to the
bay.
Street. W. tide.
Market 2
Mission 100
Howard 200
Folsom 300
Harrison
Stereloe Place, bet
Ellis and OTorrell fm
Jones E.
Stevenson, bet Market
and Mission fm First SW.
Street. N. aide.
First 2
Ecker
Second 100
New Montgomery
Annie
Third _ 200
Fourth
Fifth 400
Sl.\th 500
Seventh .600
Eighth 700
Stevenson Avenue,
8 s Valencia bet Hermann
and Brady.
Stockton, bet Dupont
and Powell N fm Market
to Beach.
Street. E. tide.
Market and £lll8 2
O'Farrell 100
Geary 200
Union Square
Morton
Post 300
Stockton place
Sutter 400
Itush 600
Kmma
Pine 600
California. 700
Emmet place
.Sacramento 800
Clay 000
Washington 1000
Jackson I 00
Pacific 1200
Polk lane
Broadway 1300
Vallejo 1400
Card's alley
Montgomery avenne
Green 16(iO
Union lOUO
Washington Square
Filbert 1700
Greenwich 1800
Lombard 1900
Newhall
Chestnut 2000
Pfelfier
Francisco 2100
Bay 2200
NorthPoint 2300
Beach
Stockton Place, bet
Post and Sutler fm Dupont
to Stockton.
Stone, bet Stockton and
Powell fm Waslilngton to
Jackson.
Stourir Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Washington to Jackson.
Strinshnm, B H, Gin
Map No 4.
Sullivan, bet Carl and
G rattan Im Cole W.
Sullivan, B H.
Sullivan, VIsitaclon Val-
ley.
Sullivan Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Pacific to Jackson.
Sullivan Alley, bet
First and Second fm Mis-
sion to Minna.
Summer, bet Pine and
California fm Montgomery
to Kearny
Sumner, B H.
Sumner, betSeventh and
Eighth fm Howard SE.
Sutter, bet Post and Bush
W (m Market to Central.
av.
Street. N. side.
Sansome and Market 2
Montgomery 100
Trinity
Lick place
Kearny 200
Clara lane
Dupont 300
Stockton 400
Powell 500
Mason GOO
Taylor 700
Jones 800
Leavenworth 900
Hyde 1000
Larkln ^ "(*
Polk..
Van NesB avenue i:i00
Franklin 1400
Gough 1500
Octavio IKOO
Laguna 170O
Buchanan : 180O
Webster 1900
Fillmore 2000
Steiner 2100
Pierce 2200
.Scott 2300
Devlsadero 2400
Broderlck 2500
Baker 260O
Lyon 2700
Cemetery avenue
Central avenue
Swan, B H, Gift Map No
4.
Sweeny, University II
Assn.
Sweet, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Broadway to
Vallejo.
T, .South S F, fm Seventh
av SW to Tenth av.
T, bet S and U fm Twelfth
av west.
Tara, San Miguel, W end
Map No I.
Tay, bet Powell and
Mason fm Sacramento to
Clay.
Taylor, bet Mason and
Jones N fm Market to
Jefferson.
Street. E. tide.
Market and TyUr 2
Turk 100
Eddy 200
Ellis 300
O'Farrell 400
Geary 500
Oak place
Taylor place
Adelaide place
Post 600
Lewis
Sutter 700
Bush 800
Pine 900
California 1000
Sacramento 1100
Pleasant
Clav 1200
Washington 1300
Jackson 1400
Pacific 1500
Bernard
Broadway 1600
Falcon place
Vallejo 1700
Green 1800
Lincoln
Union 1900
Filbert 2000
Valparaiso
Greenwich..-. 2100
Lombard 22u0
Montgomery avenue
Chestnut 2300
Houston
Water •...
Francisco 2400
Vande water
Buy 2500
North Point 2600
Beach 2700
Jell'erson
Taylor Place, bet Post
and Geary fm Taylor E.
Taylor Place, bet
I'nlon and Filbert fm 1914
Taylor.
Tehama.bet Howard and
Folsom fm First SW.
Street. A', side.
First _ 2
Second 100
Hubbard
Third 200
Fourth 300
Fifth 400
Eighth 700
Tehama Place, bet
Howard and Folsom (m
First NE.
1200 i Telegraph Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
I'm Good-Children E.
Temple, nr Noe.
Tennenaecbet Kentucky
and MfVinesota fm South S
to Tulare.
Tenth, bet Ninth and
Eleventh ftn Market SE
to Mission Creek.
Street. »f. tide.
Market 2
Jessie -
Mission 100
Howard 200
Folsom 300
Sheridan
Harrison 4<Xi
Bryant 500
Tenth A venue, S<iuth S
F, fni lalBlB Creek to Water
Front.
Tenth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Besi rvatlon south to
y.
Tevia, South S F, bet Von
Schuililt and Dock fm
Water FrontSW tocounty
line.
Tevia, l>et Third and
Fourth fin King to Berry.
Texas, bet MIsslMlppI
and .Missouri fm Center S
to Tiilarr.
Theresa, Academy Tract.
Third, l>rt Second and
Fourth fm Markat SE to
Channell.
102
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
htreeL W. side.
Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 100
Sllnna
Sherwood place
Everett
Hunt
Howard 200
Tehama
Dlenientlna
Noble place
Folsom 300
Verona
Harrison 400
Perry
Silver
Bryant 500
Park lane north
South Park
Park lane south
lirannan 600
Townsend 700
KInK
Berry... 800
Channel
Third Avennei fm Pre-
sidio Reservation couth to
J.
Third Averfue, South
S K.lin iRlftls to Drv Dock.
Thirteenth, bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth fm Mis-
sion ea8t<'rly to Treat av.
Thirteenth Avenue,
fni Prebkllo Reservation
south to U.
Thirteenth Avenue,
South S F,fm Islals Oreek
to ^V■oter Front.
Thirtieth, S of Pav fm
Mission W to Belle vue.
Tliirtieth Avenue, fm
I'reslcllo Reservation S.
Thirtieth Avenue,
.South S F, fm I'utrero av
S to county line.
Thirty-eiflThth Av.
enne, fm City Cemetery
Tlilrty-eiBhth Av-
enue. South S F, fm Rail-
nmcl av S to county line.
Thirty-fifth Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
Thirty-finh Avenue,
South S F, fm Kallroud av
S to county line.
Thirty-liritt Avenue,
fm I'rcskllo Reservation S.
Thirtj'-firitt Avenue,
South S F, fm Railroad av
S to rountv line.
Thirty - fourth Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirtr • fourth Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
line.
Thirty - ninth Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
Thiirty - ninth Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
ilnc.
Thirty - Keeond Av-
enue, fra J'reslillo Res-
ervation H.
Thirty - seeond Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
line.
Thirty • aeventh Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - aeventh Av-
enue, South 8 F, (m
Railroad av S to county
line.
Thlrty-«lxth Avenue,
fm City CcuKMerv S.
Thlrty-aixtliAvenue,
South S F, fm Railroad av
S to county Hoe,
Thirty - third Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty • third Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
line.
Thompnon Avenue,
bet Second and Third fm
Brannan S.
Thornton, City Land
Assn.
Til ford, bet Brvant and
Brannan fm Sl.xth NE.
TinKley. Academy Tract.
Tobln. VIsllacloD* Valley
ToinaHa, B H.
Tonquin, bet .TefTcrson
and Lewis W fm Larkln
to Presidio Reservation
TorreuK Court, -bet
Hyde and Larkln fm Clay
N.
Torrena Place, bet
Clay and Sacramento, Du-
pont and Stockton.
Touehard, bet Jones and
Leavenworth fm Pine S.
Townsend. bet Brannan
and KluK S\V from First
to Eighth.
Street. N. side.
First 2
.John
Gale
Second 100
Stamford
Hammond place
Clarence place
Third 200
RItch
Liberty
Crook _
Fourth 300
Fifth 400
Sixth 500
Gilbert
Seventh 600
Mission Creek
Elphth
Treat Avenue, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Thirteenth 8 to Serpentine
av.
Trinity, bet MontRomery
and Kearnv fm Sutter to
Bush.
Truett, bet Clay and
WashlugtoDfm Mason W.
Tulure, bet Marin and
Islals Creek Channel Ini
I the bav W to Orleans.
TurU, l>et Tyler and Eddy
W fni Junction Mason and
Market.
Street. A', side.
Market and Mason 2
Margaret place
Taylor 100
Jones aoO
Leavenworth :W0
Hyde 400
Dodge
Larkln 500
Polk 600
Van Ness avenue 700
Franklin 800
Oough
JetTerson Square
Lacuna 1100
Buchanan 1200
Webster 1300
Fillmore 1400
Stelner 1800
Pierce 1600
Scott 1700
Adams
DevUadero 1800
Broderick I'.OO
Baker 2' 00
Lvon 2100
Lott 2200
Masonic avenue
Calvary Cemetery
Masonic Cemetery
Parker avenue
Odd Fellows Cemetery..
First avenue
Tweinh, bet Eleventh
aiidThlrtcenth fm Mission
BE to Harrison.
Street. W. side
MlBsion 2
Glen Park avenue
Howard 100
Folsom 100
Harrison
Twelfth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation
south to T.
Twelfth Avenue.
South S F, fm Islals Creek
to Water Front.
Twentieth, bet Nine-
teenth and Twenty-Ur.-it
fm Harrison W to Doug-
lass.
Twentieth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation
8.
Twentieth Avenue,
South S F, fm A north to
Utah.
Twenty-eiffhth, bet
Duncan and Valley fm Old
Ban Jose Road W to Bel-
levue.
Twenty-elarhth Av-
enue, Im Presidio Beser-
vatlon S.
Twenty-«l|ch«h Av-
enue, South S F, fm Po-
trero av g to county line,
Twenty-fifth, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-
sixth fm Potrero av W to
High.
Twenty-flfth Avenue
fm Presidio Reservation
S.
Twenty-fifth Avenue
■South S F.fm WaterFrout
N to Railroad av.
Twenty-first, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-second
fm Potrero av W to Eu-
reka.
Twenty-flrMtAvenne,
fm Prosldio Reservations.
Twenty-ftmtAvcnue,
South S F, fm A north to
Silver i:v.
Twenty • fourth, bet
Twenty-third and Twcn-
ty-nfth fm Potrero av W
to Bellevue.
Twenty - fourth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twent.T - fourth Av-
enue, South S F, (ni
Water Front X to Ral.road
av.
Twenty-ninth, bet Val-
lelo and Day fm Mission
Wto Bellevue.
Twenty • ninth Av-
enue, fm I'resldio Res-
ervotlon S.
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue, South S F, fm Po-
trero av S to county line.
Twenty - aecond, bet
Twentv-flrst and Twentv-
thlrd fm Polrero av W to
Ocean Roail.
Twenty - aecond Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - aeeond Av-
enue, South S F, fm A
north to Silver av.
Twenty - aeventh, bet
Army and Duncan fm fild
San Jose Road W to Belle-
vue.
Twenty-aeventh Av-
enue, fm PreKldIo Res-
ervation S.
Twenty-aeventh Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to County
Line.
Twenty • aixth, bet
Twenty-Ufth and Array
fm York to Ocean Rood.
Twenty • alxth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - alxth Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Water Front N to Rail-
road av.
Twenty • third, bet
Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-fourth fm Potrero av W
la Donglara.
Twenty - third Av,
enue, fra Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - third Av-
enue, South S F. fm A
north to y.
Tyler, bet McAllister and
Turk W fra Junction Tay-
lor and Market.
Street. N. tide.
Market and Taylor 2
Jones VX>
Leavenworth 200.
Dale place
Hvde 300
Larkln 400
Polk BOO
Van Ness ovenue 80O
Franklin 700
Cough 800
Jefferson Square
octavla 900
Laguna lOOO
Buchanan IIOO
Webster 1200
Fillmore 130O
Stelner 1400
Pierce 1500
Scott 180O
Adams
Devlsadero 1700
Broderick 1800
Baker 1900
Lvon 2000
Lbtt ; 2100
Masonic avenue
Masonic Cemetery
Tyaon Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell tox Wash-
ington S.
V, bet T and V fm Thir-
teenth av west.
IJnadllla Avenue.San
Miguel, W end Map No 1.
Union, bet Green ond
Filbert W fm Front to
Presidio Reservation.
Street. A', side.
Front 2
Battery lOO
Gaines
Sansome 200
Calhoun
Montgomery SCO
Vincent
Kearny 400
Flll>ert place
Sonora
Lafayette place
Varennes
Dupont 800
Cadcll avenue...,
Union place
Bannam place
Jasper place
Graham place
Stflckton 600
Washington Square
Montgomery avenue
Powell 700
Mason 800
Taylor — WO
Eliza place
Jones 1000
Bay View place
Leavenworth 1100
Sharp place
Hvde 1200
West End alley
Moore place
Larkln 1800
Polk 1400
Van Ness avenue ISOO
Franklin 180O
Gough 1700
Octavia 1800
Lagana 190O
STREET GUIDE.
103
Buchanan 2000
Webster 2100
Fillmore 2200
Stelner 2.'i00
Pierce ; 2400
Scott 2500
Devlsadero 2600
Brodcrlck 2700
Baker 2800
PreKlillo Keservutlon....
Union Avenue, B H.
Union Place, bc( Dii-
pont ami ' Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Union Sfiuare, bet
Powell, Stockton, Post and
Geary,
Utah, bet Nebraska and
Potrero av fm Mission
Creek S to Preclta Creek
and fiin Islals Creek south.
South S. F.
University, University
H Assn.
V, bet U and W fm Four-
teenth av west.
Valencia, bet Guerrero
and Mission fm Market S
to Twenty -nitith.
Street. W. ride.
Market 2
Stevenson avenue
Hermann 100
Ridley 200
Qulnn
Brosnan
Fourteenth 300
Fifteenth -lOO
Sl.\tecnth 500
Seventeenth 600
Cedar isne
Willow
Eighteenth 700
Nineteenth 800
Columbia
Twentieth 900
Liberty
Twentv-tlrst. 1000
Twenty-second 1100
Twentv-thlrd 1200
Twenty-fourth 1300
Twenty-flfth 140ii
Twenty-sixth 1500
Vallcjo, bet Broadway
and (ireen W fm Davis.
Street. jV. side.
Davis 2
Front 100
Balterv 200
Goat alley
Sansome 300
Ohio
Hodges alley.....
BarUd
Montgomery 400
Kearn\' 500
i'lnkney
Sonoma place
Pollard place
Marparet place
Dupont eOO
Montgomery avenae .. ..
Vallejo place
Stockton 700
Maiden lane
Noonnn's alley
Morey alley
Powell
fl'Connell place
Washoe place
Mason 900
Vallejo court
Taylor 1000
Sweet
Florence
.loneB 1100
Leavenworth 1200
Hyde 1300
White
Larkln 140«1
Polk 1,500
Van Ness avenae 1600
Franklin 1700
Gniigh IHOO
OctRvIa liKX)
Lacuna 2000
Buchanan 2100
Webiter 2200
Fillmore 2.100
Stelner 240O
Pierce 250O
Scott 2600
Devlsadero 2700
Broderick 2800
Baker -^ 2900
Lyon 3000
Central avenue 3100
Walnut 3200
Laurel 3300
Locust _ 3400
Spruce
Vallejo Conr«, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Vallejo
S.
Vallejo Place, bet
Montgomery av and Stock-
ton fm Vallelo S.
Valley, bet Twenty
eighth and Twenty-ninth
fm Old San Jose Koad W
to Rellevue.
Valparaiso, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Mason
to Jones.
Van Ness Avenne, bet
Polk and Franklin N fm
Market to Lewis.
Street. K. side.
Market and Oak 2
Hickorv
Fell 100
Linden
Hayes.. 200
Ivv
Grove ; 300
Birch
Fulton 400
Ash
McAllister 500
Locust
Tyler GOO
Kim avenue
Turk 700
Laurel avenue
Eddy 800
Willow avenue
Ellis 900
Oliv e avenue
O'Farrell 1000
Myrtle avenue
Gcnry HOO
Cedar avenue
Post 1200
Walnut avenne
Sutter 1300
Kern avenue
Bush 1400
Austin
Pine 1500
California IfiOO
Sacromento 1700
Clay 1800
Washington 1900
Jnrkson 2000
Pacillc 2100
Broad vray 2200
Vallejo 2-':00
Green 2400
Union 2500
Filbert 2600
Greenwich 2700
Lombard 2800
Chestnut 2000
Francisco 3000
Bay 3100
Government Reg
North Point 3200
Beach 3.100
Jeflerson 3400
Tonquln 3500
Lewis
Vandewatcr, bet Fran-
cisco and Bav I'm Powell
to Tayliir.
Varennta, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Union to
Filbert.
Vaaaar Place, bcf Sec-
ond and Third fm Harrl-
-on SE
Verniehr Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Kearny
K.
Vermont, bet Kansas
and Nebraska fm Mission
Creek to Preclta Creek and
fm Silver av N, Souths F.
Vernon, City Land Assn.
Vernon Place, bet Fol-
eom nnd Harrison fm Sec-
ond W.
Vernon Place, bet
Green ond Union fm Hyde
E.
Vernon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Jackson S.
Verona, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Third NE.
ViekMburs, bet Church
and Sanchez fm Twentv-
flrst S to Twcntv-flfth. '
Victoria, City Lond Ass.
Vienna, Excelsior II
Assn.
Vincent, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny fm Green
to Union.
Virginia, bet Ohio and
New York fm Water Front
S to First av.
Virginia, bet Stockton
ami Powell fm Washing-
ton to Pacific.
Virginia Avenue,BH.
Virginia Place, bet
Pine and California fm
Dupont W.
Virginia Place, bet
Powell and Stockton fm
Broadway to Pacific.
VlMilacion, Vlsltaclon
Valley.
Von »ichniidt. South S
F, bet Pollock and Tevis
fm Water Front SW to
county line.
IV, south of Vfm Fifteenth
av west.
Walbridge, Vlsltaclon
Vallcv.
fVall Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson N.
Waller, bet Ridley and
Haight W fm Octavla and
Market.
Walnut, bet Central av
and Luurel fm Calllornia
N.
Walnut, City Land Assn.
Walnut Avenue, bet
Post and Sutter I'm Larkln
to Laguna.
W^ard, B H.
Wartlen, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Francisco
to Bay.
'Warren, Falrmount
Tract.
Washington, bet Clay
and Jackson W fm East.
Street. N. tide.
East 2
Drumm.i 100
Davis 200
Cedar
Front 300
Battery 400
Custom House place
Sansome - 500
Jones alley
Montgomery 60o
Montgomery avenue
Dunbar alley
Kearny 700
Portsmouth Square
Brenhum place
Washington place
Dupont 800
Waverly place
Stoiit's alley
SiJOllord
Stockton 000
Havens place
Virginia
Tyson place
Stone!
Powel 1000
Ciiilnian place
Wetmore place
Mason IIOO
Taylor I20fi
Eliza place
Jones 1300
Priest
Reed
Leavenworth ;i40
Hyde isoo
Larkln leoo
Polk 1700
Van Ness avenue 1800
Franklin 190
Oongh 2000
Lafayette Park
Octavla 2100
Laguna 2200
Buchanan XiOO
Webster 2400
Fillmore 2500
Stelner
Alta Plaza
Scott 2800
Devlsadero 2frO0
Broderick 3000
Baker...'. 3100
Lyon 3200
Central avenue 3300
Wolnut 3400
Laurel .1500
I^ocust 3600
Spruce .1700
Mople 3800
Cherry 3900
First avenue
Washington alley,
bet Kearny and Dupont
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
Washington Avenne
bet Ninth and Tenth fm
Mission to Howard.
WaKhington Avenne
B H.
Washington M«iuare
bet Powell, Stockton, Fil-
bert and Un Ion.
Washoe Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm Val-
lejo N.
Water, B H, Gift Map No
Water, bet Chestnut ond
I'"ranclsco fm Mason to
Tavior.
Water Front, fm Coun-
ty Line northerly along
the bav to Shasta.
Wa terloo, B H, Gl
Map No 4.
Watso.n Place. Sa
Miguel W End Map Nol.
Watt Avenue, \v End
H Assn.
Waverl.v Place, l)ct
Dupont and Stockton fm
Sacramento to Washing-
ton.
Wayland, UnlTersity H
Assn.
W^ayne, B H.
Webb, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm California
to Saeramento. ^
Webb Place, bet Green'
and Union fm Mason W.
Webster, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny im Lom-
bard to Chestnut.
Webster, l>et Buchanan
and Fillmore N fm Katu
to Lewis.
Street. E. tide
Kate 2
Germania -
Waller 100
Haight 200
Kose
Page - 300
Lily ,^
Oak <00
Hickory ,^
Fell - MO
Linden -
Hayes «»
Ivy _.
Grove — 700
Birch
164
SAN FRANCISCO CITY DIRECTORY.
Fulton
snn
Ash
McAllister
900
Tyler _
1000
Turk
HOC
Eddy 1
1200
Ellis
1300
ByliiKtoii
O'FarrelL
'.'."'.'.'.1400
1500
Post
leu)
Sutter ..„
1700
Bush
1800
Wlldev
Pine
1900
Callfornio
Sacramento ..„ ....
Clav
2000
2100
2200
Washington
2300
2400
Pacific
2500
Broadway
Vallcjo
2600
2700
Green
2800
2'JOO
Filbert
3000
Plxlcv
3100
. 3200
Chestnut _
3300
3400
Bay
3500
North Point
3600
Beach 3700
Jeirerson JSOO
Tonouin 3SO0 ;
Lewis
Weldon, B U. Gin Map
No 4.
Wells Avenue, bet!
Fifteenth and Sixteenth j
tin Rolcjres to Church. i
WellH Court, bet Pu-
pont and Stockton fm |
Lombard S. {
Welnh, bet Bryant and |
Brannan fm Zoe to SW of |
Fourth.
TVesi Avenue, B H.
West Eldorado, bet
South and Eureka SW fm
Sixth tn Center
West :tIisslon, W s Mis-
sion bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
W^est-End Alley, bet
Hyde and Larklu fm
Green to Union.
Wetniore Place, bet
Powell and MnsonfmClay
to 'Washington.
W^taeSlock Plac;;, bet
Stockton and Powell
White, bet Hyde and
Larkin fm Vallejo N.
W^liite Place, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth fm
Brvant SE.
'Wliitlus, bet Lombard
and Chestnut fin Dupont
E.
Whitney, bet Mission
and Howard fm Fifteenth
to Sixteenth.
Whitney, Fatrmount
Tract.
Wlldey, bet Pine and
Bush fm Webster to
Stelner.
Willard Alley,
William, bet Taylor and
Jones fni U'Farrell to
Post.
Wllliain Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
California N.
Williams, UnlTerslty
H Afsu.
TVilliamson, bet Boycc
and Chase fui Point Lobos
a.v N.
Willow, bet Fifth and
Sixth I'm Folsom to Ship-
ley.
Willow Avenue, bet,
Eddy and Ellis fm Larkin
to Huchanan.
Willows, bet Seventeenth
and ElEhteenth f m Valen-
cia to Mission.
WInsluw. B H.
'Winter Lane, bet Green
and Union fm Mason E.
printer Place, bet Pow- [
ell and Mason fm O'Farrell i
y. I
Wisconsin, bet Arkan- 1
i^as and Carolina fm Eighth j
S to Napoleon.
Wolf, U H.
'Wood, bet Kugenla and
Collins fm Point Lot>os aV
X.
W^ool, B H.
Woolsey, University H
Assn.
Worclcn Avenue, San
Mlcu.'l, W En.lMni) No 2,
YVyoining, San MIguuel
W End .Map No2.
'Wyoming, bet DacotAh
and Uhlo fm Islals S to
First av.
Yale, University H Assn.
Iferba Buena, bet Ma-
son and Taylor Ira Sacra-
mento to Clay.
Tolo, bet Nevada and Co-
lusa tm the bay W to Po
trero av.
York, bet Hampshire and
Florida Im Mission Creek
S to Twenty-first, thence
E to Haniehire, thence S
to Serpentine av. •
Yuba, bet Colusa and Tolo
I'm the bav W to Iowa.
Zoe, bet Third and Fourth
fra Brrant to Brannan.
Zoe Place, bet Beale
and Fremont fm Folsom
SE.
Additional Names, Removals, etc.,
Received too late for Regular Insertion.
ADA
BOU
Adams George W., lumber surveyor, Pier 4
Steuart, r. 812 California
Adler Leopold (Schwerdt & Adler) r. 564
Stevenson
Ainsley Wm., painter, r. 32 Kousch
Alabama M. Co., Wm. H. McClintock sec,
330 Pine, rm 5
Albrecht Rudolph, elk with F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 823 Twentieth
Alcayaga Jos^, groceries and toys, 524 Bdwy
Alison Chas., wharfinger Second and Berry-
sts wharves
Allwood H. (Parker & AUwood) r. 317 l^eale
Alvarado Victor, printer with F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 8 Pollard pi
Andersen Chas., lab, r. Long Bridge
Anderson J., sash and blindmkr with Haskell
& Bode, r. 264 >i Tehama
Andree Rudolph, sawyer with B. «fe J. S.
Doe. r. 602 Gtoye
Anstett Antoine, salesman with Grogan &
Anstett, r. 725 Green •
Arcade House, Mary E. Russell propr, 930
Market
Arper Thos., millwright with F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 2132 Howard
Atkinson C. £., miliman with B. & J. S.
Doe, r. Bernal Heights
Ave Frank, propr Hay Market Exchange, 507
East
Badlam A. M., r. 926 Clay
Bailey Edward, weaver S. F. Ribbon Facto-
ry, r. Six-mile House
Ball Robert C, architect, 120 Sutter, rms
59-60, r. Oakland
Balling F. A., woodturner with F. Korbel &
Bros., r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Bannister G. W., sash and blindmkr with
Haskell & Bode, r. 425 Fremont
Barreda F. Li.» manager S. F. agency of
D. De Castro & Co. of New York, 213
Sansome, rm 1, r* Palace Hotel
Barstow Geo., atty-at-law, 309 California, r.
927 Pine
Batchelder & Chase (L. L. Batch elder and
W. W. Chase) stevedores and riggers,
2-8 Market
Batchelder L. L. (Batchelder & Chase) r.
1026 Clay
Becker Christopher, cabinetmkr with H.
Granz, r. 44 Julia
Becker Otto John, cabinetmkrwith H. Granz,
r. Harrison bet 20th and 21st
Beeman Wm., elastic cork truss mnfr,
331 Kearny, rm 6. r. 856 Folsom
Behrens James G., architect, 120 Sutter, r.
Saucelito
Bell George W., porter with Wm. H. Mc-
Clintock, r. 1011 Pacific
Belmont House, W. C. Cornell propr, 142
Seventh
Benjamin T. S., general collector, 605 Clay
Benner F., boxmkr with F. Korbel & Bros.,
r. 514 Sixth
Benson James E. R., pressman Bishop's Di-
rectory, r. 2710 Howard
Bigne Vincent, propr Nevada Restaurant,
412 Pine, r. 1006M Washington
Birth H., sash and blindmkr with Haskell &
Bode, r. Kate bet Seventh and Eighth
Bloch F. (H. Dippel & Co.) r. cor Green
and Stockton
Bly Leander A., machinehand Excelsior
Mills, r. 811 Mason
Boccord Francis, carptr S. F. Ribbon Fac-
tory, r. Visitacion Valley
Bode Wm. A. (Haskell &Bode) r. 1759 How-
ard
Boehner Jfclius, saloon, 425 Bush, r. 928 Clay
Bofinger Jacob, silverplater, r. 1618 Powell
Bolts John, liquor dealer, r. Union House
Bostwick Samuel, capitalist, r. 548 Howard
Bourdet Peter, farmer, r.2yth nr San Job^ av
Bou|^t Peter jr., with Peter Bourdet, r.
Wth nr San Jose av
BOW
106
DAL
Bowles C. M., lithographer with F. Korbel
& Bros., r. 20 Russ
Bradley Theodore F., capitalist, 607 Kearny,
rm 5, r. Alameda
Bradstreet J. R., rubber moldings, 609
Mission, r. 1224 Mission -^
Brandt Adolph (Thomas Johnson & Co.) r.
ne. cor Minna and Seventh
Brayshaw Robert, weaver, S. F. Ribbon Fac-
tory, r. Visitacion Valley
Brock James, woodturner with H. Granz, r.
446 Natoma
Brook Harry E., imp European speci-
cialties, 120 Sutter, r. Oakland
Brown I. W. W., butcher, 638 Harrison, r.
35 Oak Grove av
Bruggeman Henry, mcht tailor, 526
Montgomery, r. 503 Union
Buckingham & Hecht (Thos. H. Bucking-
ham, Isaac and Louis Hecht jr. and L.
P. Wiel) boot and shoe mnfrs, cor
Haight and Gough
Bueche Louis E., cellarman with G. Groezin-
ger, r. 828 Broadway
Buess Chas., brtdr with Frederick Schulz, r.
6 Telegraph pi
Bundschn Chas. (J. Gundlach & Co. )
r. 131 Chestnut
Burgeon A. J. (Samish, White & Burgeon)
116 Post
Burns E., cabinetmkr with Haskell & Bode,
r. 460 Tehama
Bush Chas. J., carver with H. Granz, r. Po-
trero av bet 23d and 24th
Botterfield Win., auctioneer and real
estate, 109 Montgomery, rm 5
Caldwell A Co. (W, R. CaldweU and
John Kidwell) groceries and liquors,
sw. cor Tyler and Hyde
Caldwell W. R. (Caldwell & Co.) r. sw. cor
Tyler and Hyde
California Stock Exchange Board, W. Jay
Smith pres, John Gray caller, J. T.
Beales sec, 6 Leidesdorff
Campbell James A. (N. Gray & Co.) r. 641
Sacramento'
Carlson August, cabinetmkr with H. Granz,
r. 29^ Fifth av
Carrascosa Jos^, capitalist, r. 125 Ellis
Carroll Michael, driver with Gilfillan <fc Ho-
henschild, r. 964 Mission
Case Geo. A., dentist, 212 Kearny, r . 2615
Clay
Castro Street School, Mrs. F. A. Banning
prin, Castro bet 18th and 19th
Cattermole Robert, carptr Excelsior Mills, r.
44 Minna •
Cftulfield M. H., saloon, 747 Folsom, r. 37
Fifth av
Centennial Hall, Fred. W. Stromberg propr,
sw. cor Fourth and Jessie
Chamblin John, wharfinger Main-st wl^rf
Chapman Edward K. (Edward K. Chapman
& Co.) 605 Clay
Chapman Edward K. & Co. (Edward K.
Chapman) pub and proprs Golden Era,
605 Clay
Chase W. W. (Batchelder & Chase) r. 518
Pacific
Chesley Geo. W. & Co, (Geo. W. Chesley)
whol liquors and rectifiers, 414 Front
Christiansen Jens, cabinetmkr with H.
Granz, r. 2329 Harrison
Christiansen Dennis, cabinetmkr with H,
Granz, r. 2329 Harrison
Claussenius H., bkpr with Geo. Claussenius,
r. 712 Tehama
Cobb Chas. (Muldoon, Seregni & Co.) r.
Louisville, Ky.
Coghill Thos. B. (Lohman, Coghill <k Roun-
tree) r. 1618 Jackson
Cohen Samuel (L. Nussbaum & Co.) r. 454
Jessie
Collins Thos., c&rptr Excelsior Mills, r. 2919
Mission
Columbia M. Co., Wm. H. McClintock sec,
330 Pine, rm 5
Congdon Henry B., real estate and
mining sec, 240 Montgomery, rm 6, r.
518 Van Ness av
Conrad A. B., salesman with F. Toplitz, r.
142% Fourth
Consulate of Peru, J. W. Grace consul, 40
California ; Frederico de la Fuenta i
Subirat consul general, 320 San, rm 20
Cormack Wm, plumbing, gasfitting and tin-
smith, 517 Commercial, r. 28 Laurel av
Corwiu Frederick L., freight elk P. M. S. S.
Co.
Cowan & Co., (W. L. Cowan and E. Twist)
manf Bon Gusto sauce, etc., 518 Chest-
nut
Cowan W. L. (Cowan & Co.,) r. 518 Chest-
nut
Cowell's Warehouse, Louis P. Sage propr,
1100-1108 Battery
f!reole Cofifee Co.. Savage & Rebour proprs,
507 Clay
Crocker I. B. (I. B. Crocker & Co.) r. 130
Eighth
Crocker I. B. & Co. (I. B. Crocker) cigars
and tobacco, 231 Bush
Crocker L., house joiner with Haskell <fe
Bode, r. 512 Fourth
Crocket Chas., woodturner with H. Granz,
r. 531 Natoma
Crooks E. W., mauuf shirts, 126 Kearny
Crosby Wm. D., band sawyer Excelsioi
Mills, r. 328 Brannan
Cullum Chas., carver with H. Granz, r. 360
Jessie
Dalmas J. K., mnfr show cases, 807 Howard
Daly James H., saloon, 657 Washington, r,
303 Third
DAL
107
HAI
Dalziel D., pub The Mail, 518 Clay, r, 930
Market,
DaJtks J. W., wharfinger Channel-st south
wharf
Dannanfelzer Philip, cabinetmkr with H.
Granz, r. 'iJ4th nr Church
David Joseph, fireman with F. Korbel &
Bros., r. Harmony Hotel
Davies John M. & Co. (John M. and Eobert
K. Davies) furnishing goods, 125 San
De Banne Louis, cellerman with G. Groezin-
ger, r. 1914 Stockton
De Castro D. & Co. (Diego De Castro and
Manuel J. De Mier) shipping and com
mchts, F. L. Barreda manager, 213 San
De Castro Diego (D. De Castro & Co.) r.
New York
De Ghetaldi Emilio, coflfee saloon, 507 Clay,
r. 217 Ritch
De Mier Manuel J. (D. De Castro &■ Co.) r.
New York
Deeth Dexter, asst surveyor with Geo. R.
Turner, r. Oakland
Degenhart Louis, mcht tailor, 25 Montgom-
ery av, r. 2434 Larkin
Dempsey Daniel, carptr Excelsior Mills, r.
1226 Alabama
Dexter Frank, mnfg confectioner, 526 Wash-
ington, r. 34 Page
Diez C. C, irapr Vuela Abajo Havana
tobacco and mnfr cigars, sw. cor Market
and First
Diez John, cigar boxmkr with F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 391 Eighth
Diggs W. H., wharfinger Harrison and
Spear-st wharves
Dodge D., foreman Excelsior Mills, r. sw.
cor P and 15th av, S. S. F.
Doering Edward (Schmidt & Doering) r.
1217 Kearny
Donnelly Thos., saloon, 30 Montgom-
ery, r. 1131 Harrison
Dorrmet Wm., boatman, r. 3 Blossom
Dreasal Michael, cabinetmkr with H. Granz,
r. Conrad's Hotel
Driscoll Dennis (Keonan «fe DriscoU) r. nw.
cor Howard and 15th
Eden M., teamster Excelsior Mills, r. 438
Brannan
Ehlim E., millwright with F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 1208 Larkin
Emfeldt John, machine hand with B. <fe J.
L. Doe, r. 8 Minna
Erringer J. R. jr., gen agt Pennsylvania R.
R„ 238 Montgomery, r. 1813 Pine
Evans Joseph F., special agt U. S. Treasury
off Custom House bldg, r. Lick House
Falkenan & Reese (Louis Falkenau and H.
W. Reese) assayers and chemists, rm 16
Safe Deposit bldg
Fenton Frances Miss, winder San Francisco
Ribbon Factory, r. 16th av, S. S. F.
Ferini Joseph (E. G. Perini & Co.) r. se.
cor Dupont and Ashburton pi
Ferren Chas. (Dougherty & Ferren) r. &y,
Freelon
Fidelia Saloon, gchmidt & Doering proprs,
603 California
Fitch Thad. S.. mining sec, 240 Montgomery,
rm 1, r. 417 Mason
Fitz William Daniel, brtdr with John Har-
rison, r. 123 Ninth
Forst & Kramer, proprs Mechanics' Hall
Saloon, 562 Brannan
Forster Helen, agt Nestle's Milk Food, 871
Folsom
Foster S. & Co. (Samuel Foster) whol and
jobbing grocers, 36 California
Frese Herman, bootmkr with C. Dietle, r.
237 StevensoQ
Garthorne Chas., accountant, r. 137 Fif-
teenth
Garthorne Chas. A., printer with D. B. Tay-
lor & Co., r. 137 Fifteenth
Garthorne Geo. H., elk Cal. Cracker Co., r.
German Hospital, Market nr Ridley
Globe Gas Light Co., 238 Montgomery
Golden Chariot M. Co. (Owyhee Co. Idaho)
J. T. McGeoghegan sec, 22 Mchts' Ex
Golden Era, E. K. Chapman & Co. props,
605 Clay
Golden Gate House, Claus & Alfa proprs ,
206 Steuart
Golden Gate* Plaster Mills, Lucas & Co.
proprs, 215-217 Main
Graham Robert (Paquette, Graham & Co.)
r. 815 Shotwell
Gray N. & Co. (Nathaniel Gray, Cyrus S.
Wright and James A. Campbell) under-
takers, 641 Sacramento
Green Joseph, manager S. F. Ribbon Fac-
tory, r. Oakland
Grimm Adolph, plumber and g^s fitter, 230
Montgomery av
Groezinger G., whol wines and liquors, nw.
cor Pine and Battery, r. 321 O'Farrell
Grouffel Frederick (Moeller «fe Grouffel) r.
^ 1712 Dupont
Gnndlach J. A Co., (Jacob Guudlach,
Chas. Bundschu and James Smith) imp
and wholesale liquors, California wines
and brandies, se. cor Second and Markt
Gundlach Jacob (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125
Chestnut
Haight A Taylor (H. H. Haight and
Edward R. Taylor) attys and counBellors-
at-law, 207 Sansome
Hale Wm. E. & Co. (Wm. E. Hale) stock-
brokers, 209 Sansome
Hall Job, conductor Market-st R. E., r. 134
Seventh »
Hammer Frederick H. (Jobn Ziegenbein &
Co.) r. 710 Grove ^
Hanrahan David, conductor N. B. «fc M. R.
R., r. 115 Welsh
Hanrahan John, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Harris Flora Miss, actress Bella Union The-
atre, r. 111% Fifth
Hasbach Henry, interpreter and translator,
2-t Montgomery blk
Hathaway Frederick M. (Poland & Hath-
away) 122 Geary
Hawks Robert, engineer Potrero gaswks
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Mrs. Geo. Braham
matron, es. Devisadero bet Hayes and
Grove
Hellman Bros. & Co. (Richard and Horace
G. Hellman and Edward Pajeken) imps
and com mchts and agts Hamburg Board
of Underwriters, 525 Front
Hellman Horace G. (Hellman Bro8.-& Co.)
525 Front
Herring Thos. A., elk with T. H. Dearborn,
r. 532 Mission
Higby Wm., collector U. S. internal rev-
enue, r. O^land
Higgins Harrison Y., tinner with Chas H.
Stroombs
HiiBou, Justi & Co., (Walter D. Hixson.Chas.
Justi and W. P. Anderson) com mchts,
202 Washinhton
Hiison Walter D., (Hixson, Justi & Co.) r.
cor McAllister and Lott
HoUin August, cooper with G. Groezinger, r.
310 Clementina
Holm Richard, porter with G. Groezinger,
r. 871 Folsom
Home Sewing Machine Co., Wm. A. White
agt, 17 New Montgomery
Honig Michael (J. Merzbach & Co.) r. 307
Eddy
Hotte George, teamster, r. ws. Valencia bet
21st and 22nd
Houghton R. E. (Stetson & Houghton)
atty-at-law, 315 California
Hutchinson & Mann (C. I. Hutchinson and
H. R. Mann) insurance agts, 314 Cal
Ibbach Adolph, elk with John Gantner, r.
629 Commercial
Jackson B. C, genl agt Globe Gas Light
Co., 238 Mont, r. Oakland
Jenkins G. W.. dentist, 1402 Bush
Jennings Thos., whol groceries, 416-418 San-
some, r. 425 O'Farrell
Jessel E. A. & Co., auction store, 808 Mont
Johnson Thos. (Thos. Johnson A Co.) r.
ne. cor Minna and Seventh
Johnson Thos. & Co. (Thos. Johnson and
Adolph Brandt) groceries, ne. cor
Minna and Seventh
Jones & Co. (M. P. Jones and Eugene B.
Beck) whol grocers, 218-220 Front
Jones Henry W.. stationery dept S. P. E. R.,
r. York bet 24th and 25th
Jones Martin, mining, office 330 Pine, rm 5,
r. 1763 Howard
Justi Chas., j'(Hix8on, Justi & Co.) r. 716
Grove
Kendall Chas. Bigelow, supt Globe Gas
Light Co., 238 Mont, r. Oakland
Kenelly E., mining, office 330 Pine, rm 5, r.
1010 Filbert
Kidd Leonard W., pressman with Russell,
Gibson & Co.. r. es. Shotwell bet 19th
and 20th
King Joseph L.. sec San Francisco Stock
and Exchange Board, ss. Pine bet Mont
and Sansome, r. 1803 California
Kleinhans John (A. Lusk <fe Co.) r. 640 Fell
Kuewiug Frederick A Co. (Fred-
erick Knewing) house furnishers and
decorators, 120 Sutter
Kohler & Chase (Andrew Kohler and Quincy
A. Chase) pianos, organs, musical in-
struments and musical mdse, 633-635
Clay
Kuhn James W., druggist with H. B. Slaven,
res 935 Folsom
Lady Bryan M. Co., Wm. H. McClintock
sec, 320 Pine, rm 5
Lang Ferdinand, capitalist, r. 217 Wash
Langren John, carptr with W. I. Tustin, r.
17 Anthony
Lathrop Lorin S.., bkpr with Wm, E Hale &
Co., r. 114 Powell
Lauler Alexander T., salesman with Geo. M.
Grant <fe Co., r. 836 Mission
Leigh Ernest A., refiner with Paquette, Gra-
ham & Co., r. 652 Howard
Leighton Augustus V., Architect and builder,
531 California, r. 838 Mission
Leineweber Bernard, tailor, r. 4 Fella pi
Locke J. Everett, compositor Bulletin, r. nw.
cor Post and Larkin
Los Angeles Hotel, Joseph Waibel propr,
870 Folsom
Lucas & Co. (John Lucas) proprs Golden
Gate Plaster Mill8,!215-217 Main
Luhrsen Louis, teamster with Geo. Mayer,
r. 1142 Mission
Manufacturers' Fire and Marine Insurance
Co. of Boston, J. C. Jennings agt, 213
Sansome
MAR
109
REM
martell John, silver plater, 623 Sacra-
mento, r. 519 Bryant
Mausshardt Conrad (Mausshardt & Hoel-
scher) r. 623 Fell
May Frank B., elk with Goodwin & Co., r.
International Hotel
mcClintock Wm. H., mining sec, 330
Pine, rm 5, r. 816 Jackson
McGeoghegan J. T., mining sec, 22 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. ns. 17th bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
McLaughlin John A., wharfinger Washing-
ton-st wharf
Meeker, James A Co. (David Meeker,
Wm. James and James Cobbledick) car-
riage and wagon materials, hardware,
etc., 117-119 Market
Meeks John B., secy Globe Gas Light Co.,
238 Mont, r. Oakland
Meeks Wm. N., capitalist, 238 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Mehrtens John, elk with E. Mehi-tens & Co.,
r. 1230 Mission
Melone Drury. money broker, 209 Sansome
Mellien Ernst W., groceries, sw. cor Bran-
nan and Kitch
Mersich David, com mcht, se. cor Washing-
ton and Front, r. 200 Washington
Merzbach J. <s; Co. (Julius Merzbach and
Michael Honig) com mchts, 403 Davis
Merzbach Julius (J. Merzbach &Co.) r. 325
Eddy
IWihy Jnles, saloon, se. cor Fourth and
Harrison, r. 401 Fourth
Miller W. D., physician and surgeon, 213
Kearny
Miller Wm., teamster with Geo. Mayer, r.
1142 Mission
Minear A. P., mining, office 330 Pine, rm 5,
r. 609 Taylor
Morean Eugene, mechanical engineer,
212 Leidesdorfif, r. 417 Minna
Moore James B., sec S. F. Benevolent Assn,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Moron B. A. Co. (Benjamin Moron) com
mchts, 422 Davis
Moulton E. S. A Co. (E. Sprague Moul-
ton) produce and com mchts, 212 Clay
Mowry Lyman I., atty-at-law, 636 Clay, r.
921 Polk
Muldoon M. (Muldoon, Seregni & Co.) r.
Palace Hotel
Muldoon, Seregni dc Co. (M. Mul-
doon, John Walton, F. Seregni and
Chas. Cobb) imps and mnfrs monu-
ments and statuary, office 24 Post
Neuberg Adolph, shirt mnfr, 120 Sut-
ter, r. Alameda
Nevada Stock Exchange, H. H. Barling pres,
H. B. Con^don sec, 522 California, off
sec 240 Montgomery, rm 6
Newman Simon (Sol. Wangenheim &Co.) r.
433 Tyler
Nichols Jesse C, druggist with Wm. T.
Wenzell, r. 13 Eddy
Nussbaum L. & Co. (Louis Nussbaum and
Samuel Cohen) stock brokers, 322 J/^
Montgomery
Nussbaum Louis (L. Nussbaum & Co.) r.
454 Jessie
O'Donnell Chas. C, physician and surgeon,
808 Kearny, r. 821}^ Kearny
Oro Fino M. Co.. Wm. H. McClintock sec.
330 Pine, rm 5
Otis Fred M., elk with D. De Castro & Co.,
r. 821 Sutter
Pacific Iron Works, Rankin, Bravton & Co.
proprs, 127-135 First
Paquette A. F. (Paquette, Graham & Co.)
r. 703 Market
Paquette, Graham & Co. (A. F. Paquette
and Robert Graham) whol liquors, 515
Front
Parry & Co., (A.M. and Isaac Parry,) book
and job printers, 423 Washington
Pease G. M., physician, 123 Ellis
Perini Edward G. (E. G. Perini & Co.) r. 9
Ashburton pi
Perini E. G. A Co. (Edward G. Perini
and Joseph Ferini) restaurant, 210 Dupt
Peru Win., saloon, 626 Sacramento
Phillips John, wharfinger Channel-st wharf
Picot Julia, saloon, 539 Jackson
Poheim Joseph, mcht tailor, 103 Third,
r. 116 Shipley
Poland & Hathaway (Frank S. Poland and
Frederick M. Hathaway) painters, 122
Geary
Poland Frank S. (Poland & Hathaway) r.
819 Shotwell
Queen M. Co., Wm. H. McClintock sec, 330
Pine, rm 5
Rankin, Brayton & Co. (Ira P. Rankin and
Albert P. Brayton) proprs Pac. Iron
Wks, 127-135 First
Ransom Lyman W., justice peace, 804 Mont-
gomery, r. 1606 Howard
Ratcliflfe George E., notary public, GOO Mont-
gomery, r. 224 I^arny
Reaubold Oswald, cabinetmkr with A. Frei,
r. nw. cor Clinton and Brannan
Rebour Leon (Sovuge & Keboi*) r. 1626
Dupont
Remington Frank C. mining, r. 122 Ellis
ROE
110
ZIE
Boeding Fred., imp and com mcht, 230 Cali-
fornia, r. 1419 California
Romaine Nicholas T., 413-415 Market
Root & Sanderson (Elliot M. Root and Geo.
H. Sanderson) whol groceries, 412 Front
San Francisco Copper M. Co., (Spencer-
ville, Cal.) T. Lemmen Meyer, 258 Mont
rm 5
Sanderson Geo. H. (Root & Sanderson) r.
427 Eddy
Savage & Rebour (George R. Savage and
Leon Rebour) proprs Creole Coftee Co.
and Spice Mills, 507 Clay
Savage George R. (Savage &, Rebour) r. 214
Haight
Schenkelberger F. W., r. 2020 Van Ness av
Schenkelberger F. W. jr., with Yates <fe Co.,
r. 2020 Van Ness av
Seregni F. (Muldoon, Seregni & Co.) a,nd
teacher Heald's Business College, r. 24
Post
Sheldon Mary L. Mrs., ins. solicitor, 3 14 Cal
Simonton Wm. B., physician, 142 Sixth
Sixth Street House, Daniel Mahoney propr,
nw. cor Sixth and Bryant
Smith James) (J- Gundlach & Co.) r.
Oakland
Springer Jason & Co., (Jason and W. K.
Springer, H. L. Smith and Warren Sals-
bury, ) lumber, doors, sash blinds, glass,
etc., se. cor Mission and Spear
Tvrist E., (Cowan & Co.) r..518 Chestnut
The Hebrew (weekly) Philo Jacoby propr,
612 Commercial
The Mail (weekly) D. Dalziell publisher,
518 Clay
Thom Wohrden Henry, groceries, 115 Ninth
Tieck John, groceries and liquors, se.
cor Post and Jones, r. 645 Post
Todd J. C. & Co. (John C. Todd and Fred-
erick F. Dye) real estate agts, 542 Cal
Toscano Hotel, Vincent Davalle propr, 619
Broadway
Van Bergen N. & Co. (N. Van Bergen, Louis
F. Holtz and John W. Van Bergen) imps
and whol liquors. 413-415 Clay
Van Winkle I. S. & Co. (I. S. Van Winkle)
iron, steel and hardware, 413-4;^5 Markt
Vitaisch J., restaurant, 18 Fifth
Walton John (Muldoon, Seregni &, Co.) r.
Italy
Wangenheim Sol & Co. (Sol Wangenheim,
Juda and Simon Newman) pickles, pre-
serves, etc., se. cor Davis and Sac
Ward Con. M. Co. (White Pine Co. Nov.) C.
A. Sankey sec, 20 Stevenson bldg
Waterhouse & Lester (Columbus Water-
house) carriage and wagon material, 29-
31 Fremont
Waukesha Mineral Rock Spring (Waukesha,
Wis.) Smith & McDowell agts, 21 New
Montgomery
Weber E. R., watchmkr, 5 Third
Wenderoth & Wiegand (Frederick Wende-
roth and Herman Wiegand) saloon, 624
Merchant
Wenzel Henry, saloon, 13 Montgomery av
Wiel L. P. (Buckingham & Hecht) r. 1117
Van Ness av
Williams Charles H., carptr and
builder, 412 Sansome, r. ss. Shotwellbet
23d and 24th
Wolters & Fechheimer, (Henry Wolters, C.
S. Fechheimer and August Wolters,)
imps wines and liquors, 219-221 Cal
Ziegenbein John & Co. (John Ziegenbein and
Frederick H. Hammer) com mchts, 2U1-
203 Davis
CALIFORNIA
STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1875-76.
Containing a General Business Directory of 500 Cities and Towns of the State,
arranged alphabetically — also, all names classified under their
« respective Business Headings.
For Sale at Office of Ftiblication^ 518 Clay St.
B. C. VANDALL, Proprietor
^
R. J. TRUMBULL, Agent for CENTRAL PARK LAWN MOWER,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
BISHOP'S
San Francisco Directory
For i8yj.
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carptr carpenter
C'hos Charles
elk clerk
com commission
cor corner
crt court
dept department
dpty deputy
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frwdg_ forwarding
Geo George
imp Importer
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lab laborer
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mdse merchandise
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mnfg manufacturing
mnfr manufacturer
mrkt market
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pres president
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propr proprietor
pub publisher
r residence
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rm room
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se southeast
sec secretary
86 south side
8tr steamer-steamship
supt superintendent
tel t<lci,'raph
Thos Thomas
trens treasurer
w. west
ws west side
whol. wholesale
Wm William
STREETS.
Bat Battery
I'liwy Broadway
Bran T?rannah
Cal (!alifomia
Clem Clementina
Com Commercial
Dupt Dupont
Fof. Folsom
Har Harrison
How Howard
Jack Jackson
Kear Kearny
Leav Leavenworth
U'ld Leidesdorff
Lom Lombard
Markt Market
Mis Mission
Mont MontRomery
O'Far O'Farrell
I'ac Pacific
R R av Railroad avenue
Sac .>'acroniento
San Snnsoine
Stev Stevenson
Stock Stockton
Sut Putter
AVa8h Washington
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Aaron A. H., salesman with N. J. Hyman,
r. Gait House
Aaron Alfred, salesman witli M. Sheyer &
Bro.,.r. 308 Sixth
Aaron Amelia Miss, teacher Eighth-st Gram-
mar School, r. 131% Perry
Aaron David, stamping and embroidery, 850
Washington, r. 915 Stockton
Aaron Jos., barber, 534 Third, r 114 Park av
Aaron Louis, elk with Simon Held & Co.,
r. 854 Folsom
Aaron Mary Miss, dressmkr, r. 915 Stockton
Aaron Simon, mcht, r. 854 Folsom
A.ironson Leon, elk with Brown Bros. &Co.,
r. 824 O'Farrell
Abadio E. Mrs., with A. Bertin, 140 Dupont
Abadie Emile, porter v^^th Denaveaux <fe
Maison, r. 1602 Powell
Abadie Joseph, uiolder, 928 Jackson
Abadie Louis, butcher, 1320 Dupont
AVmdie — Mme., midwife, r. 1G02 Powell
AVjbey Isadora, r. 5 Pollurd i)l
Abbes Frank, grainer, r. 1319 Pacific
Abbf>y House, Michael Cassarly propr, es,
San Jos^ Road nr County Line
Abbot, Downing h Co., carriagemnfrs, T. S.
Eastman agt, 413-415 Battery
Abbot Kobei-t W., student Heald's Business
College, r. 140G Pine
Abbot Samuel L. jr., bkpr with R. S. How-
land, r. 520 Bush "
Abbotsford House,. Michael Brogan propr,
ws. Larkin bet Broadway and Yallejo
Abbott Abert F., carptr, r. 27 O'Farrell
Abbott Andrew Jackson, carptr, r 17 Natoma
Abbott Charles A. (Clements & Abbott) r 16
Prospect pi
Abbott Chas. H., with J. H. McAllister &
Co., r. 743 Pine
Abbott Charles M., elk with Newton Bros.
& Co.. r. 611 Mason
Abbott C. S. (Curtis, Abbott & Co.) r Salinas
Abbott Edward B., general agent, 621 San
Abbott Eliza, bakery, 124% Eighth
Abbott F. B., widow, dressmkr, r. 140CPine
Abbott Frank, cook, r. 273 Minna
Abbott Frank H., driver Market-st R R, r 16
Howard crt
Abbott Geo. (E. Grisar & Co.) r. 2012 Pac
Abbott Geo. F., carptr, r 1 Laskie
Aljbott Geo. F., with Einstein Bros, k Co.,
r. 427 Hayes
Abbott Geo. P., cook, r. "White House Hotel
f\V f\ 11/ rM Am/ «45 TWA RKET. '^cst of Palace Hotel. wholeMle and retail dealerln
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D. W. LAIRD, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 613 MONTGOMERY ST.,
CORNER MERCHANT.
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114
ABR
Abbott Geo. W., stock and money broker,
500 Montgomery, r. 221 Capp
Abbott Hannibal H., elk with S. L. Mastick
& Co., r. 1823 Turk
Abbott Henry (Bridge & Abbott) r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Abbott John, cook with Louis Meyer, r, 273
Minna
Abbott John M., r. 611 Mason
Abbott J. W., lab, r. ne. cor Fifth and Bran
Abbott Martin L., solicitor Franklin Hotel,
r. 915 Montgomery
Abbott Moses A., inspector Custom House,
r. 2314 Washington
Abbott Ortugal I. (Curtis, Abbott & Co.) r.
708 Hayes
Abbott Osborn, broker, 319 California, r. 939
Howard
Abbott Samuel S., cai-ptr "Woodward's Gar-
dens, r. Columbia bet 23d and 24th
Abbott S. L., bkpr, r. 512 Bush
Abbott Thos. G., dver, r. 35th av nr RR av,
S. S. F.
Abbott "Wm., bkpr Methodist Book Deposi-
tory, r. 811% Tyler
Abbott "VVm., seaman, r 104 Steuart
Abbott Wm., piledriver, r 54 Sacramento
Abbondio Bizzeiui, stonecutter with Larsen-
eur & Sheerin, r 318 Sansome
Abegg Arnold, machinist ■«'ith T. Kallen-
berg, r 1 Willard al
Abeille M., cook with I. Baron, 606 Stockton
Abel Albert, seaman P. M. S. S. Co., r 318
Brannan
Abel Geo. A., shipping elk with W. A. Hol-
comb & Co., r West Oakland
Abel H. C, hassockmkr, r 18 Oak Grove av
Abel L. k Co. (Louis Abel and Jos. Marks)
auction and com, 604 California
Abel Louis (L. Abel & Co.) r 452 Tehama
Abel Richard, master mariner, r 50K Zoe
Abeling Theodore, machinist, r ne cor Illi-
nois and Twentieth
Abell Alexander G., grand sec F. and A.
M., ofif Masonic Temple, r. 1027 Wash
Abell Edwd A., elk U. S. Mint, r 1027 Wash
Abell Eugene A., r 1027 Washington
Abell I. li., general writer, 518 Clay, r
Oakland
Abell John G., longshoreman, r 1319 San-
some, rear
Abell — , r 9 Virginia
Abels Herman, cabinetmkr, r 12 Boardman pi
Abels Solomon E., atty-at-law, rm 36 Mont-
gomery' blk, r 2205 Larkin
Abend Potst, (German, daily and weekly)
Stephan Ruf pres, D. Klintworth edi-
tor aud sec, 535 Cal
Abenheimer Julius, com mcht and imp calf
skins, 20 Sansome, r Eureka House
Aber Wm. E., sash and blindmkr, r 135
Shipley
Abercorn Thos. H., lab, r Wright's Hotel
Abilly George, painter, r 346 Minna
Able Louis, polisher, r 452 Tehama
Abley Fredrick, confectioner, r 4 Scheerer pi
Abraham Adolph, tailor, 1 Elizabeth
Abraham Chris, r 511 Octavia.
Abraham G., manager and cutter with Philip
Rosenblum, r 338 Clementina
Abraham Henry, salesman with E. Maus-
bach, r 723 Geary
Abraham I. elk with Weil & Woodleaf, r 214
Sansome
Abraham Jacob, elk, r 431 Pacific
Abraham Jacob, barber, r 1052% Howard
Abraham Joseph, clothing, 721 Sansome
Abraham Mayer, tailor, 311 Pine, r 909 Wash
Abraham Max, brtdr, C40 Markt, r 222 Minna
Abraham Moses, glass mufr, r 1319 Kearny
Abraham Nathan (P. Abraham & Son) r 9
Seventh
Abraham Nettie, collector with Mrs. Rich-
mond, r 13053^ Polk
Abraham P. & Son (Philip and Nathan
Abraham) drygoods, 44 Sixth
Abraham Philip (P. Abraham «fe Sou) r 9
Seventh
Abraham Richard, lab Pacific Glue Factory,
r 613 Leavenworth
Abraham Simon, barber, 860 How, r 721 San
Abraham Sigismond, jeweler with Hubash,
Kutz & Co., r 627 Broadway
Abraham W., glazier, r 247 Clementina
Abrahams & Spiro (Louis Abrahams and
Morris Spiro) watches, diamonds and
jewelry 534 Kearny
Abrahams Esther Mrs., furnished rooms, 428
Third
Abrahams Isaac, clothing, 433 Pacific
Abrahams Jonas, r. 128 Olive av
Abrahams L., pedlar, r. 243 Clara
Abrahams Louis (Abrahams & Spiro) r,
Kearny
Abrahams Louis, clothing, 6 Clay, r.
McAllister
Abrahams Marks, pedlar, r. 248 Clementina
Abrahams Samuel, porter with. Stewart &
Buckley, r. 22' Washington
Abrahamson Alec, clothing, r. 213 Eddy
Abrahamson Gustave, salesman Nvith Sam.
Lezynsky & Bros., r. 733 Geary
Abrahamson Hermann, elk, r. 733 Geary
Abrahamson Hugo, salesman with D. Mag-
nes, r. 733 Geary
Abrahamson Jacob, capitalist, r. 733 Geary
Abrahamson Joseph, elk, r. 733 Geary
Abrahamson Julius, salesman with Buyer,
Reich & Co., r. 733 Geary
Abrahamson Nils, seaman, r. 350 Ritch
Abrahamson Peter, stoves and tinware, 939
Market, r. 1022 Hyde
Abrahamson Rose Mrs., teacher South Cos-
mopolitan Primarj- School, r. 733 Geary
Abrahamson Samuel, elk with P. Abraham-
son, r. 1022 Hyde
Abrahamson Samuel, porter, r. Calmar Hotel
Abrahms John, stockbroker, r. 428 Third
Abram A. Mrs., boarding, 915 Market
Abram John, r. 915 Market
235
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E. GUITTARD & CO.,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET-HIGHEST PREMIUM
For their French Chocolates.
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
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Abram Robert, shiijjoiuer, P. M. S. S. Co.,
r. 613 Gough
Abram Susie, domestic, 10 Hyde
Abramovich Bros. (Dracho and John Abram-
ovich,) fruit and cigars, 1322 Polk
Abramovich Dracho (AbramoMich Bros.) r.
1322 Polk
Abramovich John (Abramovich Bros.)r. 1322
Polk
Abrams & Boisse (A. Abramsand E. Boisse)
barbers, 526 Commercial
Abrams & Co. (John Abrahams) wholesale
druggists, 206-208 Battery
Abrams Abraham, barber, r. 1151 Mission
Abrams Abram, clothing, 400 Pacific
Abrams Adolph (Abrams & Boisse) r. 1113
Leavenworth
Abrams Baron D., salesman with Chas. Ka-
lisky, r. sw. cor Tyler and Van Ness av
Abrams David, dry goods, r. sw. cor Tyler
and Van Ness av
Abrams Edward C, trimmer with Haas &
Co., r. 2032 Folsom
Abrams H., r. 728 Union
Abrams Henry(Levin & Abrams)r. 1359 Post
Abrams Hermann (Weindorf & Co.) r. 248
Clementina
Abrams John (Abrams & Co.) r. 1112 Kearny
Abrams John T., steward, r. 911 Stockton
Abrams Leon, salesman with Stolz Bros., r.
128 Olive av
Abrams Lorenzo D., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Abrams M., widow, r. 1359 Post
Abrams N., saloon, 411 Sixth
Abrams Samuel, real estate agt, 310 Mont-
gomery, r. 507 Lombard
Abrams Thomas, compositor with Jos. Win-
terburn & Co., r 1406 Pine
Abramsoii d: Bacon (Edward Abram-
son and Gaston E. Bacon) druggi.sts,
717 Clay
Abramson A., clothing, 429 Kearny, r. 213
Perry
Abramson Adolph, elk with Ephraim Frank
r. 904 Kearny
Abramson Edward (Abramson & Bacon) r.
717 Clay
Abramson Jacob, watchmkr with H. Traube,
r. 1619 Powell
Abrego Ysmael, salesman with Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., r. Oakland
Abrock John F., butcher, r. 1036 Folsom
Academy Building, 330 Pine
Academy of Notre Dame, Sister Aloyse of the
Cross superioress, Dolores bet 16th and
17th
Academy of Siences, Geo. Davidson pres,
sw. cor California and Dupont
Accidental Con. G. & S. M. Co.. Otto
Metchke sec, 426 Montgomery
Accolti M. A., clergyman St. Ignatius College
Aceves Alexander, shoemkr with Einstein
Bros. & Co., r. 442 Green
Aceves Alexander, shoemkr with Rosenthal,
Feder & Co., r. 442 Lagunii
Ache Patrick, lab, r. ne. cor Mis and Lizzie
Acheson John, carptr, r. ns. Army nr Sanchez
Acheson Thos. S., with A. F. Nye & Co., r.
306 Leavenworth
Achile PaiiUne, widow, r. 1300^ Stockton
Achin August, cook Poodle Dog Restaurant,
r. 535 Pacific
Acker Christ, baker with E. A. Engleberg
Acker F. V., cabinetmkr with Kemp & Hofif-
mann, r. 409 Minna
Acker Valentine, dressmkr, 317 Sutter
Ackerly Thomas, wireworker, r. 435 Pine
Ackerman A. C, carptr, r. 414 Pacific
Ackerman BroM. (Samuel S., Hart S.,
Isidor S. and Isidor H. Ackerman and
D. Hauser; fancy goods, crockery and
glassware, 123 Kearny and 209 Sutter
Ackerman Chas., r. 734 Tehama
Ackerman Chas. L., atty-at-*law, 216 San-
some r. 520 Eddy
Ackerman David, butcher New Metropolitan
Market, se. cor Stockton and Clay
Ackerman Edward, salesman with Hall &
Lachman, r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Hart S. (Ackerman Bros.) r. New
York
Ackerman Henry, jeweler with Geo.Finck, r.
520 Eddy
Ackerman Herman, master mariner, r.
2719 Mission
Ackerman Hynian S., cashier with Acker-
man Bros., r. 193 Hyde
Ackerman Isidor H. (Ackerman Bros.) r. 910
O'Farrell
Ackerman Isidor S. (Ackerman Bros.) r. 910
O'Farrell
Ackerman Jacob, driver Clay-st R. R., r. 13
Leroy pi
Ackerman Jennie, domestic, 734 Sutter
Ackerman Robt, master mariner, r. Sy^ Zoe
Ackerman Samuel, salesman with D. N. «S:
E. Walter & Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Samuel S. (Ackerman Bros.) r.
910 O'Farrel
Ackerman Sigmund, bkpr with Reeb «fc
Weidenreich, r. 520 Eddy
Ackerson Chas, H., architect, r. 215 Kearny
Ackerson John W. (Hanson, Ackerson & Co.)
r. Taooma, W. T.
Ackerson Lucinda, widow, r. 1627 Sutter
Ackerson Mary C, widow, dressmkr, r. 1425
Geary
Ackerson'Wm. E., repairer Fire Alarm Tel.,
r. 7 Breuham pi
Ackert Jacob, gardener, r. Octavia bet Grove
and Fulton
Ackland Catherine, widow, r. 156 Steuart
Ackland S. A., tailor, r. Hampshire bet 22d
and 23d
Ackmaut — , pork packer, r. 816 Jackson
Acocks George, butcher P. M. S. S. Co., r.
264 Brannan
.\corn Albion G., carptr, r. se. cor Parker and
Columbia pi
Acriat Jacob, gardener, r. •■>16 Octavia
INSURE with The CALIFORNIA FARMERS' Mutual Fire Insurance Association.
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Act Lee (Chinese) preserved fish and veget-
ables, 747 Sacramento
Acton George, driver, r. 5 Washington
Acton Lewis, longshoreman, r. Greenwich
bet Sansome and Montgomery
Acton Martin Joseph, expressman, r. 601 Na-
toma
Acton Richard, sadler and harnessmkr, 3007
Mission, r. ns. M bet 22d and 23d
Acton Robert, shoemkr with Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 240 Seventh
Acton Wm., saddler, r. 7 M
Adair George, r. 835 Mission
Adair Robert, master ship City of Delhi
Adair Robert G., machinist Pacific Iron
Works, r. 62 South Park
Adam «& Kibbe (Thomas Adam and
Millard Kibbe) saloon, junction Kearny
and Market and 516 Montgomery
Adam A. Miss, actress Grand Opera House,
r. 13 Powell
Adam George, pictures, 746 Mission, r. 22d
bet Valencia and Mission
Adam Thomas (Adam & Kibbe) r. 507 Gough
Adamich John, waiter with Divisich & Co.,
r. Pacific nr Powell
Adamina Giuseppe, painter, r. Pollard pi nr
Vallejo
Adams «fe Butler (James Adams and
Thomas J. Butler) hay and grain, 42-44
Clay
Adams & Co. (A. M. Adams andF. Liebhart)
locksmiths, 220 Fremont
Adams & Nelson (Adolph Adams and
John Nelson) groceries, sw. cor Mason
and Greenwich
Adams & Taylor (William J. Adams and
Peter J. Taylor) proprs South Point
Warehouse, Ben-y bet Third and Fourth,
and lumber, pier 17 Stetiart
Adams Adolph (Adams & Nelson) r. 801
Mason
Adams A. L., paper elk P. O., r. 315 Lom-
bard Ik
Adams Albert F., dpty collector U. S. Inter-
nal Revenue, r. 1238 Mission
Adams Alexander P. (Silver & Adams) r. 543
Second
Adams A. M. (Adams &Co.) r. cor Silliman
and Amherst
Adams Amos, sec State Grange and sec
Grangers' Business Assn, r. 1206 Market
Adams Amos C, atty-at-law, 40 Mont-
gomery blk, r. Oakland
Adams Andrew L., carptr, r. Central Pacific
Hotel
Adams Anthony, carptr, r. Heinz Hotel
Adams Carrie Miss, dressmkr, r. 118 Post
Adams Charles, actor, New Olympic Variety
Theatre, r. 207 Kearny
Adams Charles, master mariner, r. sw. cor
Pennsylvania av and Solano
Adams Charles, seaman, r. 209 Clay
Adams Charles D., porter with 0. F. Willey
& Co., r. 138% Rose
Adams Charles F., groceries, nw. cor Oak
and Octavia
Adams Charles F., with Cross & Co., r. 1910
Hyde
Adams Chr., gun and locksmith, 508
Commercial, r. 1069 Broadway
Adams Clara A. Miss, teacher Broadway
Grammar School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Conrad, lab, r. Stockton bet Pacific
and Broadway
Adams Cyrus & Co. (Cyrus Adams and Enos
Smith) imps and jobbers leaf tobacco,
419-421 Jackson
Adams Cyrus (Cyrus Adams & Co.) r. 1527
Sutter
Adams D. T., speculator, r. 700 California
Adams Emerson, butcher, 6 Pearl, r. 138%
Rose
Adams Frank, shoemaker with Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 540 Minna
Adams Frank M., stockbroker, r. 1244 How
Adams Frederick II., atty-at-law, 606
Mont, rm 8, r. nw. cor Bush and Stocktn
Adams George, broker, r. Palace Hotel
Adams George F., compositor with John H.
Knarston, r. 125 Francisco
Adams George P., mailing elk P. 0., r. 206
Kearny
Adams George R., r. 1296 Van Ness av
Adams George R., with Alaska Fur Co., r.
1533 Sutter
Adams George W., lumber surveyor, r. What
Cheer House
Adams G. M., foreman cutting rm U. S. Mint
Adams H., tailor, r. 235 Kearny
Adams Harry A., elk with Williams, Blanch-
ard & Co., r. 825 Bush
Adams Harry Godfrey, shoemkr, r. Phila-
delphia House
Adams Harry H., carptr nw. cor. Mission and
23d, r. 517 M Jessie
Adams H. B., gunsmith with Liddle &Kaed-
ing, r. 817 Mission
Adams Henry, upholsterer, Grand Hotel
Adams Henry G., shoecutter, r. 520 Grove
Adams Hill Con. M. Co. (Eureka Co. Nev.)
W. W. Traylor sec, 37 Nevada blk
Adams Horace, r. 11 Kearny
Adams House, John C. Beach propr, 537 Sac
Adams Isaac, barber with George Obenauer,
235 Kearny
Adams Jacob, propr Broadway Brewery, 637
Broadway, r. 6 Scott pi
Adams James (Adams & Butler) r. 416 Larkin
Adams James, capitalist, r. 206 Kearny
Adams James H., shoemaker, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams James N., bkpr, r. 514 Bush
Adams J. B., lab, r. cor Jessie and Ecker
Adams Joel L., lab California Sugar Refinery
Adams John, r. 309 Sutter
Adams John, boxmkr with Hobbs, Pomeroy
& Co., r. 414 Post
Adams John, carptr, r. 8 Clementina
Adams John, carptr, r. 1712 Dupont, rear
Adams John, elk, r. 337 Bush
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
824, 826 Kearny St. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
Free Coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, FLOWERS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
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Adams John, lab P. M. S. S. Co., r. 29 Oak
Grove av
Adams John, photographer, r. 413 Sixth
Adams John, waiter Lick House
Adams John G., with Broadway Brewery, r.
10 Polk lane
Adams John Howe, elk with A. A. Webber,
r. 1910 Broadway
Adams John P., gardener and cxtraman Hose
No. 3 S. F. Fire Dept, r. 22d nr Folsom
Adams John Q., atty-at-law, 526 Montgom-
ery, r. 1028 Vallejo
Adams John Q., note teller Merchants' Ex-
change Bank, r. 13i Sutter
Adams John Q., plumber, r 413^ Shipley
Adams Joseph, bkpr, r. sw. cor Pennsylvania
av and Solano
Adams Joseph W. (Norton & Adams) r. 327
Larkin
Adams Josephine M. Miss, saleswoman with
Singer Mnfg Co., r. 603 Bush
Adams J. Q., with Hoy & Taylor, r. 504
Powell
Adams J. S., driver with Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 545 Minna
Adams Lawson S. (Adams, McNeill & Co. of
Sacramento) 405 Front, r. 825 Bush
Adams Louis, sheej) herder with Paul Hus-
son, r. cor Kentucky and 5th av, S. S. F.
Adams M., widow, dressmkr, r. 23 Powell
Adams, McNeill & Co. (Sacramento) L. S.
Adams agt, 405 Front
Adams N. A., widow, r. 2506 Sacramento
Adams Nelson B., advertising agt, r. 928 Na-
toma
Adams Nelson B., carpenter, r. 149 Post
Adams Oswald, plumber with W. S. Bay &
Co., r. 611 Howard
Adams Otis, machinist, r. 11th av nr N, S.S.F.
Adams Q. L., dentist, r. 1515 Leavenworth
Adams R. H., elk with J. C. Meussdorft'er &
Bro., r. Oakland
Adams Ehoda, widow, r. 9 Lynch
Adams Ross M., hatter with P. Noriega, r.
1022 Montgomery
Adams Samuel, druggist Howard drug
store. 111 Stockton, r. 1533 Sutter
Adams Samuel K., salesman with llobinson.
Fowler & Co., r. cor 13th av and N,
South S. F.
Adams Sarah Mrs., r. 16^ Hunt
Adams Timothy W., r. 823 Mission
Adams Wm., salesman with Taber, Harker
& Co., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Adams Wm., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Adams Wm. A., stevedore, r. 331 Green
Adams Wm. H., manager Arcade House,
930 Market
Adams Wm. H., porter with Hahn & Boche,
r. W8. Guerrero bet 25th and 26th
Adams Wm. H., printer, r. 1910 Hydo
Adams Wm. S., r. 434% Clementina
Adams Wm. S., painter with Cal. Furn.
Mnfg Co., r. Overland House
Adams W. J. (Adams & Taylor) r. Fair Oaks
Adams Zebediah B., salesman with Main &
Winchester, r. sw. cor Fillmore andEUis
Adams — , paper carrier, r. 919 Jackson
Adamson David, engineer, r. es. Mississippi
nr Solano
Adamson Eveline Mrs., lodgings, 645 Clay
Adamson H. H., 3d ofl&cer str Belgic
Adamson Jacob, lab, 823 Battery
Adamson James, machinist Risdon Iron and
Locomotive Works r. 652 Mission
Adamson Richard, salesman with Wynn,
Lowth & Co., r. 3 Natoma
Adamson Wm. R. H., cashier with Woods &
Freeborn, r. no. cor Greenwich and Leav
Adamson Felix W., foreman • with John
Smith, r. 435 Pine
Adcock E. Mrs., milliner with Mrs. W. J.
Butler, r. 134 Perry
Adcock Edwin, poli.sher with Jas. W. Bum-
ham & Co., r. 440 Second
Adcock John T., bkpr with Knowland &
Doe, r. 208 Second
Adcock Robert A., elk with A. M. Simpson
& Bro., r. 14 Dora
Adcock Wm., porter, r. 56 Tehama
Adcock W. N., jeweler with Levison Bros.,
r. 208 Second
Addison James, lab, r. ns. Francisco bet Kear-
ny and Dupont
Addison Severne, carpetlayer, r. 541 Second
Addison S. L., widow, dressmkr, r. 728 J/^
Howard
Addler M., butcher, 302 Beale, r. 315 Fulton
Adelsdorfer Ernest (Ordenstein & Co.) r.
1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer Isaac, r. 312 Sixth
Adelsdorfer Jos., salesman with Frankenthal
& Co., r. 505 Van Ness av
Adelsdorfer Zacharias, mcht, r. 1605 Gough
Adelstein Barnett, pedlar, r. 510 Post
Adema H., helper U. S. Mint, r. 511 O'Far
Adena Wm., shipwright, r. 6 Tehama
Aderton Frank A., harnessmkr, r. Church
Lane nr Dolores
Adinger Geo., cabinetmkr with Knorp &
Co., r. 19 Dupont
Adin Joseph, r. 512 Fourth
Adjtitaut-General'M Department,
U. S. Army, off 105 Stockton
Adkius John H., supt Mission Woolen Mills,
r. 274 Clementina
Adlenheim Julius, baker, r. 776 Foisom
Adler & Cypher (David Adler and H. S. Cy-
pher) butchers, 419 Hayes
Adler <fe Newman (David Adler and Philip
Newman) New Fell's Pt Mkt, 704 But-
tery
Adler Aaron A., clerk, r. 1113 Post
Adler Adolph, bkpr with Hart & Goodman,
r. Siegfried's Hotel
Adler Albert S., physician, 748 Howard
Adler Alexander, bkpr with Ordenstein &
Co., r. 513 Post
Adler Bar. real estate agt, r. 748 Howard
Adler Chas., r. 23(; Sutter
GEO. W. CLARK,
645 llI.'iltKFT, «f ' o' '"olftce Ilotrl, whole»ale nnd retail doilpr In
nunt-n ii • ki^ iki/no ""d MaiiHfminrrrof nil kinds eif Window «li»«|«i
PAPcn HANUlNliS, and dealer in ail kloda of SUaJvMatertalii.
SAN FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANUFACTORY— D. W. LAIRD,
613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT,
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Adler Chas., elk with I. Glazier & Co., r,
1019 Sutter
Adler Chas. (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.) r.
1113 Post
Adler Chas. C, salesman with Fechheimer,
Goodkind & Co., 16 8anBome
Adler David (Adler & Cypher and Adler &
Newman) r. 419 Hayes
Adler Elkon, drayman, r. 468 Sixth
Adler Hermann, bkpr with Simon Held &
Co., r. 505 Post
Adler Jacob, elk with M. UUmann & Co., r.
513 Post
Adler Jos., elk with A. Koman & Co.. r. 315
Fulton
Adler Julius, local agt Union Insurance Co.,
r. 513 Post
Adler Leopold, r. 910 Geary
Adler Leopold (Uhl & Adler) r. 564 Steven-
son
Adler Louis, boots and shoes, 333 East, r.
119 Francisco
Adler Louis M., with Einstein Bros. & Co.,
r. 315 Folsom
Adler Louisa, r. 24 Verona
Adler M., mcht, r, 1702 Polk
Adler Max, upholsterer, r. 519 Bush
Adler Morris, butcher, 302 Beale, r. 315
Fulton
Adler P., carriagemkr with J. Radczewsky,
r. 112 Polk
Adler Eobert, bootcutter with Einstein Bros.
& Co., r. 315 Fulton
Adler Solomon, r. 729 Geary
Adler Solomon, salesman with Ackerman
Bros., r. 748 Howard
Adley F., r. Paris House
Adlington David M., carptr, r. 1125 Kearny
Adlington Mary Mrs., dressmkr, r. 434%
Tehama
Adlington Thos., bar Sacramento Boat, r.
434 ^^ Tehama
Admonds James J., butcher, 829 Folsom
Adock Thos., shipwiight, r. 13 Tehama
Adolphus Henry Mrs., r. 1416 Powell
Adonis L. X., baker, r. 1003 Pacific
Adrian Frank, butcher, r. cor 24th andBrj'ant
Adrian Geo., barber with Lampe Bros., r.
502 Bush
Adrian Wm. mcht, r. 629 California
Advance S. M. Co. (Aljnne Co., Cal.) Bar-
tlett Lingley sec, 309 California, rm 16
Advent Christian Chapel, D. Mathewson
pastor, Eddy bet Taylor and Jones
Aeils Chas., porter with Hardie & Fredericks
Aeschlimann John Henry, coachman with
Daniel Cook, 1117 Pine
.ZEtna Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.)
Geo. C. Boardmau manager, Henry
Carlton jr. agt, 311 California
.SJtna Iron Works, Pendergast & Smith
proprs, 217 Fremont
.Etna Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.)
C. \V. Dannals agt, 504 Kearny
Afeld Joseph, musician, r. 805 Larkin
Affleck C. D., elk, r. Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Afflerbach Christian Henry, pastor Broadway
German M. E. Church r. 1904 Stockton
Afflerbach Edmond C, bkpr with T. M. An-
tisell & Co., r. 1904 Stockton
Aflfolter Geo. S., compositor with Crane &
Co., r. ns. Clay bet Kearny and Mont
Agama Jane A., -vndow, dressmkr, r. 403
Union
Agard Geo. E., salesman with M. Bosenshine
& Bro., 604 Front
Agee Robert P., wood, r. se. cor Columbia
pi and Rutledge av
Agenda M. Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) H. B.
Congdon sec, 330 Pine, rm 33
Ager James E. (Bacon & Co.) r. 134 Twenty-
sixth
Ager John E., bkpr with Mutual Life Ins.
Co. (of New York) r. Prospect av nr
28th
Aggat James, r. 39 Fifth
Aghtinger Alfred, tailor, r. 24 Dupont
Agnew Gilmore, compositor Chronicle, r. 755
Howard
Agnew James P., elk S. F. and North Pacific
R. R., r. 1308 Mission
Agnew John, livery stable, r. 147 Valencia
Agnew John J., foreman S. F. Gaslight Co.,
r. 149 Perry
Agnew Patrick, calker with Boole & Web-
ster, r. Washington House
Agnew Samuel, lab, r. ws. Dolores nr Day
Agnew Thos. city agt State Investment Ins.
Co.. r. 944 Howard
Agnew Wm. C, teamster S. F. Gaslight Co.,
T.11% Freelon, rear
Agote Guidi, r. 222 Broadway
Agren Oscar, seaman, r. 623 Davis
Agricultural Park, ns. Point Lobos av bet
24th and 28th avs
Aguilar Francis J., barber with Creamer &
Deckelman, r. 1508 Dupont
Aguilar James, steward U. S. str Shubrick
Aguirre J. M., real estate, r. 3 Gardner
Aguirre Martin J., cigars and money broker,
500 Kearny, r. 2 Gardner
Aguirre Peter A., hatter, 329 Kearny, r. 1508
Powell
Ah Bon (Chinese) cigar mnfr, 525 Broadway
Ah Chan Co. (Chinese) cigars, 500 Merchant
Ah Chin (Chinese) clothing, 737 Jackson
Ah Chutt (Chinese) expressman, se. cor Du-
pont and Jackson
Ah Fon (Chinese) cigars and tobacco, 525
East
Ah Heung (Chinese) inspector Ning Gong
Co. and supt Chinese Temple, 222-228
Montgomery av
Ah Lung (Chinese) cigar mnfr, 503 Bdway
Ah Tong (Chinese) shoemkr, 625 Broadway
Ah Tune (Chinese) cigars, 410 Sansome
Ah Sin (Chinese) cigars and tobacco, 411
East
Ah Sing (Chinese) cigar mnfr, 1224 Market
E. GUITTARD & CO.,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET,
Importers Japan and China
TEAS.
A. MORRIS, CHAMPION TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
' PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
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Ah Sing (Chinese) cigars, 212 Drumm
Aharan Anna, widow, r. 727 Minna
Aharau Mary, domestic, 1501 Van Nesa av
Aharn Daniel, lab, r. Broderick bet Post and
Sutter ■
Aharn Maurice, lab r. Central av bet Post
and Sutter
Aharn William, carptr, r. 1160 Howard
Ahborn Henry, expressman cor Post and
Dupont, r. es. Johnson av nr St. Rose
Ahearn James, seaman, r. 919 Folsom
Abeam Thomas, blacksmith Union Foundry
Ahearn Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas-
light Co., r. 421 Fulton
Ahef Dietrich, butcher, r. Fifth av nr K,
South S. F.
Aheren Ellen, widow, r. 414 Post
Ahern & Co. (Martin Aheru and Dennis W.
Long) com mchts, 208 Washington
Ahern Ann, widow, r. 15 Boardman pi
Ahern Honora, domestic, 1810 Post
Ahern James, coachman, r. 10 Lewis
Ahern James, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Ahern James A., lab, r. 10 Lewis
Ahern M., milkman, r. se. cor Silver av
and Williams
Ahern M. A. Miss, teacher Eighth-st Prim-
ary School, r. cor Larkin and McAllister
Ahern Martin (Aheru & Co.) r. nw. cor
Montgomery and Jackson
Ahern Michael, bootmakei-, r. 1816 Ellis
Ahern Michael, lab, r. 10 Boardman pi, rear
Ahern Michael, porter with M. R. Meacher,
r. ws. Rondell pi nr Sixteenth
Ahern Michael, lab, r. Sixteenth nr Guerrero
Ahern Morris, lab, r. Cemetery av
Ahern Patrick, lab, r. Broadway bet Mont-
gomery and Kearney
Ahern Patrick 0., lab, r. 421 Fulton
Ahern Timothy, helper with Pac. Iron
Works, r. cor First and Mission
Ahern Timothy, lab, r. 178 Dora
Ahern Wm., carptr, r. 1118 Howard
Ahern Wm. C, oysterman with A. W. Man-
ning, r. Sacramento nr Montgomery
Ahkmau Thomas, lab, r. 125 Park av
Ahlart Frederick, fancy goods, Post bet Scott
and Devisadero
Ahlbach Jacob, hardware, 211 Fourth, r.
10% Louisa
Ahlboru Chas., propr Hansa Hotel, 429 Bush
Ahlborn Philip, teamster, r. 5 Mason, rear
Ahlburu Fredericka, widow, r. 33 Jessie bet
Seventh and Eighth
Ahle John, eugiueer Bay Sugar Eefiuery, r.
1017 Battery
Ahleis Wia., with Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Dore bet Bryant and Harrison
Ahlenfeld Morris D., candies, 103 Vi Fifth
Abler Albert, longshoreman, r. 1906 Dupont
Ahler.s & Itockniau (J. H. Ahlers and
D. H. Bockman) groceries, nw cor Polk
and Austin
Ahlera Dietrich, brtdr with S. P. Collins,
329 Montgomery
Ahlers Geo. (Sturken & Ahlers) r. 229 Spear
Ahlers Henry, stevedore, r. nw. cor Howard
and Steuart
Ahlers Jos. H. (Ahlers & Bockman) r. 107
Austin
Ahlers Wm., elk with Finner Bros,, r. 641 Cal
Ahlers Wm., lab Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Dore
bet Bryant and Harrison
Ahlgrain C, baker Brooklyn Hotel
Ahlson L. W., cooper with Chas. Sealey, r.
Oakland
Ahms Herman, carptr, r. 1017 Market
Ahpel Carl, bkpr with D, Samuels, r. 838
McAllister
Ahpel Henry & Co. (Henry Ahpel) prod
com, 209 Washington
Ahpel Henry (Henry Ahpel & Co.,) r. 11
Carlos pi
Ahrans Henry, cooper, r. Harrison bet 17th
and 18th
Ahrenberger Franz, musician Grand Opera
House
Ahreiii^ Jk Tamm (Nicholas H. Ahrens
and John W. Tamm) groceries, ne. cor
Natoma and Second
Ahrens & Windt (Henry Ahrens and Henry
Windt) groceries, ne. cor Hyde and Bdwy
Ahrens Chas. F., cabinetmkr with Chas.
Klemm, r. 148 Bluxome
Ahrens Christian watchmkr and jeweler, 843
Dupont
Ahrens D. & G., saloon, sw. cor Main and
Mission
Ahrens Diedrich (D. & G. Ahrens) r. sw cor
Main and Mission
Ahrens George (D. & G. Ahrens) r. sw. cor
Main and Mission
Ahrens George, watchmkr with C. Ahrens, r.
843 Dupont
Ahrens H. & Co. (Henry Ahrens, Wm. D.
Koch and H. Tietjen) proprs Chicago
Brewery, 1428 Pine
Ahrens Henry, r. 506 Fourth
Ahrens Henry (Ahrens & Windt) r. ne. cor
Hyde and Broadway
Ahrens Henry (H. Ahi-ens & Co.) r. 1515
Larkin
Ahrens Henry, cooper, r. Harrison bet 17th
and 18th
Ahrens Henry, waiter with F. Convades, r.
310 Fourth
Ahrens Jacob (Bordt & Ahrens) r. ne. cor
William and Geary
Ahrens Jacob H., saloon, 218 Commercial, r.
3 Kohler's pi
Ahrens Kate Mrs., v. 525 Broadway
Ahrens Martin, elk with A. Scheper, r. 734
Broadway
Ahrens Nicholas H. (Ahrens &Tamm)r. 117
Natoma
Ahrens Rudolph, elk with John Drucker, r.
968 Mission
Ahumadu Joseph M., real estate agt, 631 Sac
Aibischer Bruno, real estate, r. 1337 Dupont
CALIFORNIA FARMERS'
MUTUAL HRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
i\H Culiforuiu Street.
JEWELRY Made to Order and REPAIRED,
AT D. W. LAIRD'S, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT.
AIB
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Aibischer Joseph, carptr, r. 1337 Dupt, rear
Aibischer Louis, artist, r. 1337 Dupout, rear
Aicher Frauk, machiaist, r. 1618 Stockton
Aickley William C, carptr, r. 15% Clinton
Aid IJnion, H. H. Quakernack manager,
320 Sansome, rm 8
Aiken Addie E., teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 7 Pearl
Aiken Andrew, jeweler, r. 655 Washington
Aiken James, teamster with William Kerr, r.
909 Battery, rear
Aiken John, r. 814 Filbert
Aiken John, foreman knitter Mission Woolen
Mills, r. 110 Fourth
Aiken John F., milkman, r. sw. cor Bush
and Pierce
Aiken Robert, shoemkr with I. M. Went-
worth & Co., r. Ellis nr Buchanan
Aiken William H., atty-at-law, 34
Montgomery blk, r. 1009 Powell
Aikens Eobert, r. 26 Sixth
Aimee — Miss, with J. Chaubert, r. 46 Te-
hama
Ainright Cornelius, lab S. F. Grading Co.,
Long Bridge
Ainsa James M., Naval Dept Custom House,
r. 305 Lombard
Ainsa Jesus, lab, r. 125 Francisco
Ainsa L. Mrs., r. 305 Lombard
Ainsa Manuel, capitalist, 306 Montgomery, r.
305 Lombard
Ainsa M. I., mining, r. 305 Lombard
Ainsley James E., compositor News Letter,
r. 24 Sixth
Ainsley John, cutter with U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 24 Sixth
Ainsley Thos., lab, r. 24 Sixth
Ainsley Thos. Mrs., lodgings, 24 Sixth
Ainsley Wm., painter, r. 23 Rousch
Ainslie M. N., widow, r. 762 Howard
Ainsworth Chas., mate bark Martha Eideout,
r. 523 Tehama
Ainsworth F. W., bkpr and manager with A.
D. Remington, r. Oakland
Aird James, blacksmith with Pacific Iron
Works, r. 129 Welch
Airey H. J., butcher with A. Dolet, r. 61 Clem
Alston Madge Miss, actress Bella Union
Theatre
Aitken Chas. H., butcher, r. 208 Ellis
Aitkeu Grace Miss with Kraker & Gross-
mayer
Aitkeu James (Moynihan & Aitken) r. Oak-
land
Aitken John E., butcher with Frederick Jen-
sen, r. 742 Minna
Aitken K. S. Mrs., clairvoyant, 208 Ellis
Aitken Samuel jr., machinist, r. nw. cor
25th and Capp ^
Aitkeu Samuel Mrs., widow, r. nw. cor
25th and Capp
Aitken Chas. H., butcher, 5 Washington, r.
208 Ellis
Aitken L. M., tailor, r. Filbert bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny
Aitken Wm., coachman, 454 Brj'ant
Akerman Benj. J., dep U. S. marshal r. 745
Howard
Akers Harry, drayman, r. ns. Walnut av bet
Post and Sutter
AkertWm., r. 1315 Stockton
Akins Wm., lab, r. 20 Sherwood pi
Akmann Wm. (Meyer & Akmann) r. ne. cor
Sa<ramento and Drumm
Alabama & Humboldt Con. M. Co. (Storey
Co. Nev.) Wm. H. Watson sec, 302
Montgomery, nns 5-6
Alabama M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Wm.
H. McClintock, sec, 419 California rm 4
Alacran S. M. Co. (Mexico) L. L. Eobin-
son pres, 320 Sansome, rm 23
Alaho Peter, cook, r, 430 Vallejo
Alameda dumber Yard, Edward M. Derby
propr, off 226 Clay
Alameda M. Co. (White Pine Co. Nev.)
Lyttleton Price sec, 606 Mont, rm 2
Alameda Real Estate Agency, Frank Coy
manager, off 430 Montgomery
Alaney Michael, farmer, r junction Spring
Valley water Hume and Ocean House rd
Alaska Coal Co., 63 Merchants' Exchange
Alaska Commercial Co., JohnF. Miller pres,
E Neumann sec, furs, off 310-312 San
Alaska Con. M. Co. (Lyon Co. Nev.) Geo.
E. Spinney sec, 320 California, rm 5
Alaska Saloon, Daiss & Schmitl proprs, nw.
cor Bush and Kearny
Alatorre G. L., hairdresser with J. A. Fer-
guson, r. 206 Montgomery
Alatorre Prisiliano, cigarmkr with Bertz
& Alonso, r. 720 Vallejo
Alatorre S., cigarmkr, r. 6 Montgomery
Alban Wm. G., mining supt, 411% Califor-
nia, rm 7, r. 338 Turk
Albany Brewery, Sjjreckles & Co. proprs,
Everett bet Third and Fourth
Albaretti Antonio, chairmkr, r. 9 Lafayette pi
Albars Henry, lab, r. 6 Bryant av
Albee Chas., policeman, r. cor Ecker and
Stevenson
Albemarle Drug Store, Jas. J. McDonnell
propr, 1036 Market
Albemarle House, 8 Mason
Alben Louis, brick dealer, r. ws. Church bet
16th and 17th
Albens Casinta, widow, r. 1112 Kearny, rear
Alber John, haruessmkr, r. 411 Jackson
Alberg Frank, teamster with Vermeil & Wel-
lington, r. se. cor BeiTv and Fourth
Alberga G. B., porter Pacific Stock Exchange,
r. 1513 Leavenworth
Albergo De Succo Hotel, G. Bertolucci &
Co. proprs, 307-309 Broadway
Alberigi Demetrio, wood and coal, 910 Stock
Albers Albert, ornamental i^aiuter with A.
Frei, r. ne. cor Brannau and Fourth
Albers Anton, foreman with Denicke Bros, r.
819 Post, rear
Albers August, oystermau with Henry C.
Anderson, r. Alameda
IWTPRNATiniMAI UHTTI 824, 826 Kearny si. $1 ,50 and $2 per Day.
Ml I L.niln I lUINnL nU I LLj Free Coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, FLOWERS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
Albers Henry, lab Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 10
Bryant av
Albers John, longshoreman, r. 314 Vallejo
Albers John H., bkpr with Conlin & liob-
erts and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2, S. F. Fire Dept, r. 22 O'Far
Albers Marcus, groceries, 335 Fourth
Albert Henry, oysterman Phils' saloon, r.
1012 Clay
Albert James, lab, r. Kearny bet Lombard
and Greenwich
Albert John Adam, buckskin dresser, r. ss.
26th bet Mission and Howard
Albert Lewis (Lewis & Co.) r. 148 Tehama
Albertson George, lab, r. Filbert bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Albertson Henry C, carptr, r. 304 Jessie
Albertson Joseph A., homeopathic physician,
109 O'Farrell
Albion Brewery, Burnell & Simpldns proprs,
sw. cor G and 7th av S. S. F.
Alborelle Antonio, upholsterer -with C. M.
Plum & Co., r. 105 Prospect pi
Albrecht August (Schroder &, Albrecht) r.
Oakland
Albrecht Frederick (Anton & Albrecht) 154
Second
Albrecht Frederick, lab Pacific Rolling Mills
Albrecht George, blacksmith, cor IGth and
R R av, r. 16th av bet L and M, South
S. F.
Albrecht Herman, machinist, r. 516 Pacific
Albrecht J., tailor, r. 528 Bush
Albrecht James, driver with Fred Katz, r.
1008 Union
Albrecht John, carpetbeater, r. 6 Scheerer pi
Albrecht John B., groceries, nw. cor 24th
and Church
Albrecht Joseph, elk ^nth Joseph M. Shot-
well, r. 139 Clara
Albrecht Richard, bakery, 109 Taylor
Albrecht Rudolph, architect, r. 823 Twentieth
Albrecht Wm., elk, se. cor Mission and 18th
Albren John, blacksmith, r. 1318 Vallejo
Albright John H., bkpr with Chas. Field &
Co, r. 1108 Pierce
Albriss Joseph, deckhand stmt Washington .
Album Alice, domestic, sw. cor Shotwell and
24th
Alburtis Andrew, carptr, 1812 Jessie
Alcatraz Market, John Noltenius propr, se.
cor Stockton and Lombaid
Alcayuga Victoria, with Fohl & Byers, 524
Broad waj'
Alchesa Luigi, baker, r. 9 Union pi, rear
Alcide Leglise, French laundry, 511 Hyde
Alden Frank, carptr, r. 202 Second
Alden Fruit Preserving Co., of California
(The) George W, Deitzler pres, oflf.
426 Montgomery
Alden Samuel B., policeman, r. 4 Bernard
Alden Thos. H., seaman, r. Portsmouth
House
Alder Gottlieb, bkpr with J. C. Rued, r. 627
Commercial
Alderman Oscar, policeman New Olympic
Varieties, r. 212 Ellis
Alderny John, lab, r. ns. Francisco bet Kearny
and Dupont
Alderny Lawson, mason, r. 323 Greenwich
Aldine Co. (Chinese) cigar manufactory,
228 Battery
Aldran John, carptr, r. 817% Jessie
Aldred Michael J., foreman with McAfee,
Spiers &■ Co., r. 144 Natoma
Aldred Robert, lab, S. F. Gaslight Co.,
r. 34 Jessie
Aldrich Byron L., teacher Girls' High
School, r. 28 McAllister
Aldrich Charles, r. 1218 Powell
Aldrich Geo. A., fireman S. P. R. R., r. 1929
Howard
Aldrich Hosea, carptr, r. 1212 Larkin
Aldrich Louis, attj'-at-law, 330 Pine, rm 53,
r. 1723 Clay
Aldrich William A., capitalist, 200 Sansome,
r. Grand Hotel
Aldridge Albert, carptr, r. 1031 Market
Aldridge John A., waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Aldridge Joseph, laborer, r. Wood nr Lincoln
Aldridge Robert, teamster S. F. Gaslight
Co., r. 54 First
Aleck Peter, seaman schr Howard
Aledo House, Wm. Martin propr, 808 J^ Mis
Alegre Manuel M., r. 819 Mission
Alegrice Gil., foreman with Lowell & Stro-
bridge, r. 119 Virginia
Alema Torphee, dishwasher with C. Fran-
ciscovich, r. G Fourth
Alemuny Joseph S., Most Rev. Arch
Bishop of California, r. 628 California
Alers Augustus, physician, 716 Montgomery
Alex Bella, dressmkr with Mrs. P. M. Wil-
liard, r. 1519 Dupont
Alex George, varnisher, r. 213 Dupont
Alex Joseph F. (Constantine & Alex) r. 1519
Dupont
Alexander Adolph, tailor, 807 Market, r. 44
Third
Alexander Alec, r. 1037 Market
Alexander Andre, shipwright, r. ne. cor
Townsend and Second
Ale.Yandcr Barton S., Lieut. Col. En-
gineers, U. S. A., pres. Board Engineers
Mil. Div. Pacific, off 533 Kearny, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Alexander B. D., carptr, r. 839 Mission
Alexander Benj., r. 839 Mission
Alexander Benj., laundry man, r. 826 Green
Alexander Benj., salesman with U. Simon
& Sons, r. 706 Vallejo
Alexander Catherine Mrs., midwife, r. 234
Folsom
Alexander Charles, cigars and tobacco, 957
Market, r. 500 Jessie
Alexander Charles, shipwright, r. 270 First
Alexander Charles M., tinsmith, 513 Fourth,
r. 315 Fifth
Alexander D. & Co. (David .Vlexandcr) imps
and mnfrs cigars and tobacco, 222 Bat
r\ r- r^ lil /^l tni/ <t4K IWARKET. west oJ I'nlacc Hotel, wholccnle aod retail dealer la
ItKi W I I AKK ^.„r„„f!,7r.„^V«ndManDfart<ircrofnllkli,d«of Window «U»d««
Vj|L.V/. TTi V/LnrilX) PAPER HANGINGS, and dealer in ail kiDda of SliaUeUat«rl«U.
D. W.
LAIRD, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 613 MONTGOMERY ST.,
CORNER MERCHANr.
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Alexander David (D. Alexander & Co.) r.
1047 Harrison
Alexander David G., blipr with Cantin «fe
Everett, r 2022 Pine
Alexander E., r. 3-14 Fifth
Alexander E., miner, r. 127 Jackson
Alexander Edward, lab, r. Jackson and Kear
Alexander Edwin C, printer, r, 613 Hyde
Alexander E. L., special agt P. 0. Dept, 716
Montgomery, r. 405 Hyde
Alexander Ezekiel, master str Los Angeles,
r. 20 Hawthorne
Alexander Flora, widow, r. 519 Jones
Alexander Geo., stockkeeper, 54 Third, r. 519
Jones
Alexander Geo., elk P. M. S. S. Co., r. 527
Folsom
Alexander Geo. W. (Osborn & Alexander) r.
520 Bush
Alexander Goodman, glazier, r. 5 Elizabeth
Alexander Gussie, domestic, 535 Turk
Alexander Harry, elk with W. Cohen & Co.,
r. 772 Howard
Alexander Hugh B.. civil engineer Pacific
Bridge Co,, r. 1037 Market
Alexander I. E., carpenter, 1136 Mission
Alexander Isaac, shoemkr, 364 Pacific
Alexander J. A., hides, r. 2513 Clay
Alexander James, candy and notions, 202
Montgomery av
Alexander James, tailor, 281 Stevenson
Alexander James, whol wood and coal, es.
Berry nr Third, r. 434 Sixth
Alexander John, lab, r. 237 Main
Alexander John, lab, r. Filbert bet Battery
and Sansome
Alexander Jos., elk with Godchaux Bros. &
Co., r. 617 Green
Alexander Joseph D., melter Pac. Bef. and
and Bui. Ex., r. 1016 Green
Alexander J, K. P., conductor Cent. E. K.
r. 1046 Folsom
Alexander Jugel, master mariner, r. 20 Haw-
thorne
Alexander Laura Miss, r. 1047 Harrison
Alexander Lebon, laundryman, r. 826 Green
Alexander L. 0., mcht, r. 125 O'Farrell
Alexander Lyman, mnfr hoops and corsets,
1028-1030 Market, r. 134 Thirteenth
Alexander Manuel, shoecutter with Levinsky
Bros., r. 1326% Natoma
Alexander Max, r. 1326j^ Natoma
Alexander O., oflf 309 California, r. 725 Bush
Alexander Otto, elk with D. Alexander &
Co., r. 1047 Harrison
Alexander Philip, drygoods, 2602 Mission
Alexander Reuben F., carptr, r. 124 Shipley
Alexander Richard, elk with D. Alexander &
Co., r. 1047 Harrison
Alexander Richard S., carptr, calker and
sparmkr, 15 Drumm, r. 22 Tehama
Alexander Robert, shipwright, r. 2022 Pine
Alexander Robert J., salesman with Eagle-
son & Co., r. 520 J^ Sutter
Alexander S., salesman with Mark Hart, r.
Warschauer House
Alexander Samuel, wdth T. & D. Lundy, 124
Shipley
Alexander Samuel, tailor, r. 706 Vallejo
Alexander Samuel O. (S. O. Alexander &
Co.) r. 125 O'Farrell
Alexander S. C, bkpr Bank British Columbia
Alexander S. 0. & Co. (S. O. Alexander and
A. Marcus) imps clothing, 4 Battery
Alexander T., widow, r. 2 Cedar av
Alexander T. H. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
Alexander T. H., pres Mindeleff Reduction
Co., ofl" King bet 5th and 6th, r. Arling-
ton House
Alexander Theodore, elk, r. 1113 Stockton
Alexander Theodore, elk with E. A. Jessel &
Co., r. 809 Jackson
Alexander W., blacksmith with Daniel E.
Shields, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Alexander Wallace, elk with Higgins & Conk-
ling, r. 1016 Green
Alexander Wm., elk with J. H. Savre, r. 2022
Pine
Alexander Wm., gardener, r. 625% Clay
Alexander Wm. F., painter, r. sw. corVallejo
and Gough
Alexander Wm. H., porter with Colmau
Bros., r 21 Bernard
Alexander Wm. T., farmer, r. 258 Stevenson
Alexander Y.. widow, r. 18 Turk
Alexandre Antoine, lab, r. 299 Vallejo
Alexandre Elizabeth, widow, r. 505 Gough
Alexandre I. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 87 Ninth
Alferitz Peter ( Dellepiane & Co. ) r. 620 Green
Alford Allen C, carptr, r. 714 Natoma
Alford Charles, with Ira Marden «fe Co., r.
714 Natoma
Alford James H., grocer, r. 1041 Mission
Alfos Frederick, elk with Robert K. Part-
ridge, r. 128 Steuart
Alfred A. C, carptr, r. 714 Natoma
Alfred Charles, fireman, r. 2107 Stockton
Alfred Geo., lab, r. 802 Stockton
Alfs John F. (Claus & Alfs) r. 206 Steuart
Alfs Louisa, domestic, 2522 Mission
Alfs Wm. (Brand, Naber & Co.) r. 221 Oak
Algeo James, drayman with Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. Bluxome bet Fourth and Fifth
Alger Frank, carptr with California Mills, r.
202 Second
Alger J. W., atty-at-law, 224 Montgomerv,
r. 322 Fulton
Algern August, cook Palace Hotel
Algray Chas., baker, r. 3 Chatham pi
Alharabra Building, 319 Bush
Alhambra M. Co. (Lyon Co. Nev.) R. Wege-
ner sec, 414 California
Alhambra Q. M. Co., A. L. Fuller sec, 320
Sansome, rm 19
Alhainbrtk i^aloou, Blackburn & Fal-
lon, proprs, 323 Bush
Alhambra Tlioatre, Thos. Maguirejr,
lessee and manager, Biish bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, '^i^:t:\!::S^.
$1,50 and $2 per Day.
House. H. C. PATRIOGE, Propr.
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,^^ ^,^^,^^ ^^^^^^_
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Alias — , domestic, 405 Leavenworth
Alisen Frank, cook with A. Raicevich & Co.,
r. 1200% Jackson
Alison Chas., machinist Risdon Iron and
Locomotive Works, r. 1038 J;-^ Folsom
Alison Chas., shipwright, r. 804 Third
All Nations Hotel, F. Joseph Bertrand propr,
432 Broadway
Allaire Paul, with G. Venard^ r. 625 Front
Allan John, stone seal engraver, 408 Bush
Allan Mary J., widow, r. 305 Fifth
Allan Robert I., stave jointer Pac. Barrel
and Keg Co., r. 123 Park av
AUard Edward J., cooper Pac. Barrel and
Keg Co., r. 9 White pi
Allardt Geo. F., civil engineer, 432 Mont-
gomery, r, 1719 Sacramento
Allardyce Alexander Rev., pastor Memo-
rial Presbyterian Church
Allardyce John, elk with Murphy, Grant &
Co., r Munroe's blk. Fifteenth av
AUari Henry, mining agt, r. sw. cor Eighth
and Buchanan
Allari Joseph, tripe, pickles, etc., 53-54 Cal-
ifornia mrkt, r. 29 Morton
Allbee Chas., Underwriters' Fire Patrol, r.
33 Stevenson
Allbright Max, cabinetmkr, r. 317 Bush
Alldack Joseph, groceries, sw. cor Biash and
Devisadero
AUdack's Hall, sw. cor Bush and Devisadero
AUdredge Robert, lab, r. 29 Jessie, rear
AUee Daniel, bk^^r, r. 245 Stevenson
AUegra H., r. 119 Virginia
Allen &. Lewis (Lucius H. Allen and C. H.
Le%vis) com mchts, 202 California
Allen & Young (Theo. H Allen and Thos.
Young) stevedores, 821 Battery
Allen A. F., salesman with W. T. Garratt, r.
nw. cor Natoma and Freemont
Allen A. J., supt Market-st R R Stables, r.
16th bet Valencia and Second av
Allen Albert, lab, r. Filbert bet Kearny and
Dupont
Allen Albert W., heater Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. ws. Michigan ur 20th
Allen Alexander, weaver, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen Alonzo W., patternmkr with Wm.
Kewin, r. 12 Laskie
Allen Annie, domestic, 2114 Larkin
Allen Ansel S., saloon, 730 Pacific
Allen Asa, barber, r. Fillmore bet Sutter and
Post
Allen A. W., engineer S. P. R. R.
Allen Bennett G. (Wing & Allen) r. 1711
Eddy
Allen Bessie Miss, milliner, r. 308 Sixth
Allen C. E., actor Grand Opera House, r. 519
O'Farrell
Allen Chas., barber with J. M. Ellis, r. Park
Hotel
Allen Chas., compositor Examiner, r. 510
Howard
Allen Chas., seaman, rr)23 Davis.
Allen Chas. C, r. 729 Bryant
Allen Chas. E., pres Standard Soap Co., 204
Sacramento, r. Oakland
Allen Chas. J., boilermkr, r. 48 Clementina
Allen Chas. R., cashier Black Diamond Coal
Co., r. Oakland
Allen C. M. Mrs., r. 615 Lombard
Allen Declan, carriagemkr, r. 652 Stevenson
Allen David H., salesman with Crane, Hast-
ings & Co., r. 1412 Sacramento
Allen Delia M. Mrs., fancy goods, 118 Ninth
Allen Edgar L., bkpr with F. P. & J. A.
Hooper, r. 211 Eddy
Allen Edward, sawfiler, r. 1207 Montgomery
Allen Edward, surgeon P. M. S. S. Co.
Allen Edward T., com mcht, 330 Sansome, r.
35 South Park
Allen Elisha, r, 135 Sixth
Allen Elizabeth Miss, asst matron Protestant
Orphan Asylum, r. Waller bet Buchanan
and Laguna
Allen Elizabeth, widow, r. 603 Bush
Allen Elizabeth, widow, r. 31^ Beale
Allen Esther, widow,furnished rm8,223 Minna
Allen Eugene A., sawfiler and extraman En-
gine 4, S. F. Fire Dept, r. 144 Second
Allen Frances Mrs., bakery and confection-
ery, 326 Sixteenth
Allen Frank, carptr, r. Tanners' Home
Allen Geo., carptr, r. 15% Rousch
Allen Geo., longshoreman, r. 5 Drumm
Allen Geo., molder, r. 315 Beale
Allen Geo, H., conductor, r. cor Gough and
Hayes
Allen Geo. S., bkpr with N. S. Arnold, r.
Oakland
Allen Geo. W., packer with J. A. Folger &
Co., r. nw. cor Fillmore and Post
Allen Georgiana, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Allen Harry, barber, r. cor Third and Folsom
Allen Henry F., elk with Allen & Lewis, r.
570 Harrison
Allen Henry F., salesman .with W. J. Heney
& Co., r. 510 Larkin
Allen H. H.. mcht, 23 Merchants' Exchange,
r. 514 Stockton
Allen Hugh, nurseryman and florist, sw. cor
McAllister and Buchanan
Allen I. H., extraman Hook and Ladder No.
1, S. F. Fire Dept, 22 O'Farrell
Allen I. S., propr Webb-st House, 25 Webb
Allen Isaac, compositor Stock Exchange, r.
308 Sixth
Allen Isaac P., exchange elk Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 1008 Jones
Allen Isaac P., shipwright with L. S. Allen,
r. 838 Harrison
Allen Isaac S., sec S. F. Benevolent Society,
r. 1028 Pine
Allen J. (Cottrell & Allen) r. 209 Leidesdorff
Allen James-, engineer P. M. S. S. Co., r. 18
Ridley
Allen James, expressman, cor Pacific and
Stockton, r. 1918 Pacific
Allen James, lab, r. Filbert bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny
E. GUITTARD & CO.,
405 and 407 SANSOME ST.. sole Manufacturers of the
Patentetl Cafe deM <];ouruiau«lM.
DIAMONDS RESET IN THE LATEST STYLE
BY D. W. LAIRD. 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT.
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AUeu James, lab, r. cor Pacific and Gough
Alien James, lab with William Kerr, r. 907
Battery, rear
Allen James, machinist, r. 547 Folsom
Alien James, mcht, r. Bay bet Leavenworth
and Hyde
Allen James, painter with Kimball Mnfg Co.,
r. 652 Stevenson
Allen James, shipwright, r. 137 Natoma
Allen James, stevedore, r. 7th av nr L, S.S.F.
Allen James, tailor, r. 237 Minna
Allen James A., carptr, r. 700 Broadway
Allen James G., master schr Alice Kimball, r.
305 East
Allen James H., r. 348 Fourth
Allen James G., shorthand reporter, 104
Montgomery blk
Allen James M., atty-at-law, 12 Nevada blk,
r. 1219 Bush
Allen James Monroe, propr Nucleus Livery
Stable, r. 186 Jessie
Allen Jas. T., lab P. M. S. S. Co., r. 547 Fol
Allen Jeremiah E., boarding and lodging, 18
Washington
Allen John, carptr, r. ws. Hyde nr Bay
Allen John, crockery and hardware, 1322
Stockton, r. nw. cor 1st av and 15th
Allen John, drayman, r. 1207 Montgomery
Allen John, drayman with Wilmerding, Kel-
logg & Co., r. 208 Second
Allen John, groceries, nw. cor Eousch and
Folsom
Allen John, harnessmkr with C. H. Mead, r.
741 Market
Allen John, leader Allen's Band, r. 308 Sixth
Allen John, longshoreman, r. 29 OakGroVe av
Alien John, metal roofer with Conlin & Rob-
erts, r. 234 Fourth
Allen John, plumber and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, S. F. Fire Dept, r. sw. cor
Howard and Third
Allen John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Allen John E., plumber and gasfitter, 639
Post, r. 242 Fremont
Allen John, tailor with John Kavanagh, r.
1315 Broadway
Allen John H., driver Market-st .R. E., r.
Cincinnati Hotel
Allen John P., r. 711 California
Allen John P. jr., mcht, r. Sacramento and
Prospect pi
Allen John R., lab, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Allen John W., hostler with J. N. Hanks, r.
sw. cor Broderick and Grove
Allen L. D. (B. H. Ramsdell & Co.) r. Cali-
fornia bet Webster and Fillmore
Allen L. H., clam dealer, r. Long Bridge
Allen L. S. & Co. (L. S. Allen) shipwrights,
builders and calkers, 16 Drumm
Allen Lucius H. (Allen & Lewis) r. 570 Har
Allen Lumber S. (L. S. Allen & Co.) r. 524
Grove
Allen M., miner, r. 333 Bush
Allen Margaret, domestic, 180 Valencia
Allen Martin, r. 1125 Mission
Allen Mary Miss, dressmkr with Mrs. H. C.
Goeppert, r. 731 Bryant
Allen Mary, widow, dressmkr, 734 Howard
Allen Mary A., domestic, 826 Bush
Allen Michael, grocer, r. 15 Beideman
Allen Michael, lab, r. Sutter nr Kearny
Allen Miles, casting cleaner Golden State
Ironworks, r. 511 Mission
Allen N., lab, r. What Cheer House
Allen Oliver P., bkpr Bank of California, r.
308 Eighteenth
Allen Reese B., collector, r. 911 Capp
Allen, Richard, metal roofer with Conlin &
Roberts, 728 Mission
Allen Richard W., lab S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. ns. North Point nr Larkin
Allen Robert, r. 1205 Stockton
Alleu Robert Col., asst quartermaster
general, U. S. A., r. 724 California
Allen Robert, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg
Co., r. 123 Park av
Allen S., general agt, 240 Montgomery, r.
es. Devisadero bet O'Farrell and Ellis
Allen Samuel, hostler, r. ne. cor Tyler and
Webster
Allen Samuel, hostler with E. L. Mayberry,
r. 522 Capp
Allen Samuel G., salesman with Murphy,
Grant & Co., r. 1519 Pine
Allen Samuel J., collector with Frank Bar-
nard, r. 208 O'Farrell
Allen S. E., widow, r. 1711 Eddy
Allen Sheldon, bkpr, r. 1308 Devisadero
Allen S. K. Mrs., r. 26 Howard crt
Allen Theodore H. (Allen & Young) r. 712
Greenwich
Allen Theodore H., driver Pac. Transfer
Co., r. 1 Hampton pi
Allen Theodore H. seaman, cor Brannau
and First
Allen Theodore jr., elk with E. F. Clark, r.
712 Greenwich
Allen Thos. gardener, r. 217 Broadway
Allen Thos., seaman str Montana, Col. River
S. N. Co.
Allen Thos., shipwright, r. 836 Harrison
Allen Thos. (Watson, O'Brien & Allen) r,
1121 Mission
Allen Thos. J., tel operator P. M. S. S. Co.,
r. 223 Minna
Allen Thos. K., capitalist, r. 54 First
Allen Thos. ts., shipwright with L. S.Allen,
r. 208 Eighteenth
Allen W. A., storekpr P. M. S. S. Co.
Allen W. H., r. 23 Twelfth
Allen W. H., atty-at-law, 607 Washington, r.
206 Ellis
Allen W. H., mining sec, 430 Montgomery,
r. 111% Minna
Allen Wm., carptr, r. 213 Mason
Allen Wm., contractor and builder, 407 Bran-
nan, r. 338 Third
Allen Wm., longshoreman, r. 26 Howard
Allen Wm., policeman Sutter-st R R, r. cor
Polk and Bush
IMTCDNATinWAI UnTTI 824, 826 Keamy St. $1 ,50 and $2 per Day.
UN I Lnlin I lUINAL nU I LL, Free coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, Agent for CENTRAL PARK LAWN MOWER,
' *" 419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
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Allen Wm., scroll sawyer with Cameron &
Hull, r. 315 Beale
Allen Wm., stevedore, r. ne. cor Steuart and
Howard
Allen Wm. B., elk with The Real Estate As-
sociates, r. 1010 Powell
Allen Wm. F., elk Cliff House
Allen Wm. H. (White cfe Allen) r. 23 Twelfth
Allen Wm. R., gasfitter, r. 910 Dolores
Allen Wm. T., purser Broadway Wharf
Allen Wm. T., lab, r. 26 Howard
Allen — . r. 834 Folsom
Allenberg Chas., mining sec, 438 Califor-
nia, r. 309 Hyde
Allenberg Leopold, bkpr with Schweitzer,
Sachs & Co., r. 309 Hyde
AUender Rhoda, widow, r. 2602 Sacramento
AUenvdne John, butcher, r. 663 Willow av
Allery J. L., compositor Le Petit Journal, r.
6 Card al
Alles Geo., master ship Orient
Alley Obed. F., r. 910 Buchanan
Alley Wm. stevedore, r. Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Allgemeine Deutsche Unterstiitzings Gesell-
schaft, General German Benevolent So-
ciety, E. Roemer agt, F. E. Behrmann
collector, 732 Washington
Alliance Market, James D. Powers, propr,
1599 Turk
Allio Andrea, restaurant, r. 512 Union
Allione & Stathopolis (Frank AUione and F.
Stathopolis) Central Palace Oyster
House, stalls 87-88 Centre Mkt
Allione Frank (Allione & Stathopolis) r. 307
Sutter
Allione Henry, oysterman with Allione &
Stathopolis, r. 518 Union
Allis John Rev., pastor Larkin-st Presbyte-
rian Church
Allison Chas. r. 4 Zoe pi
Allison Chas. lab P. M. S. S. Co., r. Beale
bet Harrison and Folsom
Allison Chas. Henry, lab, r. cor Folsom and
Beale
Allison David E. (D. E. Allison & Co.) r.
117 Oak
Allison D. E. & Co. (David E. Allison and
Chas. Nauman) com mchts and prod
309-311 Washington
Allison Edward C, seaman P. M. S. S. Co.,
r. 88. Filbert bet Steiner and Fillmore
Allison Frank J., salesman with Braverman
& Levy, r. 528 Pine
Allison Henry H., carptr, r. 417 Bush
Allison J. A., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 555% Minna
Allison Jas., engineers storekpr, str Oceanic
Allison JohnC, compositor Bulletin, r. 611
Post
Allison John H., machinist, r. 417 Bush
Allison Lizzie, lodginghouse, 250 Sutter
Allison Peter, machinist, r. Excelsior Hotel
AlUson Thos. R., bkpr Pacific Ice Co., r. 718
Battery
Allkire Samuel H., elk Custom House, r.
1515 Stockton
Allman D. & Co. (D. Allman and James
Kelly) repackers oils and dealers in
barrels, 38 Commercial
Allman David (Allman & Co.) r. Dore bet
Ninth and Tenth
Allman Geo., inspector Custom House, r. 120
Turk
Allman J. A. Miss, r. 1706 Polk
Allman John jr., r. 520 Bush
Allman Miles, lab, r. 1211 Larkin, rear
Allman Timothy, butcher, r. 22 Frederick,
rear
AUmand Wm., elk with John Killimede, r.
134 Seventh
Allmayer Aaron, boots and shoes, r. 1531
Sutter
Allmayer Marcus, nxirse and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 3, S. F. Fire Dept., ss.
Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
Allmroth Bertha, domestic, 713 Sutter
All Right S. M. Co. (Douglas Co. Nev.) W.
A. M. Van Bokkelen sec, 320 Sansome,
rm 21
AUseits Meinrad, shoemkr, 2005 Folsom, r.
cor 16th and Folsom
Allwains Geo., billiard tablemkr with P.
Liesenfeld, r. 427 Fourth
AUyne & White ( John W. Allyne and Wm.
H. White)imps and jobbers paints, oils,
lamps, etc., 112-114 Front and proprs
Pac. Oil Works, cor Chestnut and
Taylor
Allyne John W. (Allyne & White) r. nw. cor
Gough and Green
Almada Gregorio, r. 21 South Park
Almberg Andrew, lab, r. 32 Ritch
Almon David, barrel dealer, r. 428 Dore
Almond Wade, longshoreman, r. Lombard
bet Sansome and Montgomery
Alms House, M. J. Keating supt. Mission
and Ocean Beach Roads. 4% miles fm
City Hall
Almy Mary Mrs., r. 110 O'Farrell
Almy W. C.. jeweler, r. 1615 Pine
Alonso J. (Bertz & Alonso) r. 723 Broadway
Alpe Schweizer, saloon, 530 Pacific
Alpen Hermann, master mariner, r. 1419
Mason
Alpers Charles, leader Metropolitan
Band, manager Potrero Co. (and Chas.
Alpers & Co.) r. sw. cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Alpers Charles, miisician, r. Ivynr Buchanan
Alpers Chas. & Co. (Chas. Alpers) real
estate agts, 607 Kearny
Alpers Chas. W., musician, r. 1623 Powell
Alpers John, musician, r. 1527 Dupout
Alpers Mathildo Mrs., midwife, r. 1527 Dupt
Alpers Peter, with Doming, Palmer & Co.,
r. 349 Jessie
Alpha Con. M. Co. (Story Co, Nev.) Wm.
Willis sec, 29 Nevada blk
Alpin — , r. 248 Fourth
r\ r- r\. tit J^t k W\ t / ttm M ;1 RK KT. west of Palwo Hotel, wholcfale «nj rcUll dealer ta
\JLUi YVi V/LnniXi paper hangings, •ndde«lcrln«ltklaasorSb«delUUrUU«.
SAN FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANUFACTORY-D. W. LAIRD,
613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT.
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Alpine G. & S. M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.)
C. A. Gould sec, 419 California, rm 17
Alps S. M. Co. (Pioche, Nev.) 0. D. Squire
sec, 28 Stevenson's bldg
Alps Wm., liquor dealer, r. 221 Oak
Alrich Hosea, carptr. r. 1212 Larkiu
Alroflf Louis, stamping, r. 536 Jessie
Alsberg Sigmund, elk, r. 10203^ Pacific
Alsen Hans, seaman ship Duke of Athole
Alsenz Jacob, slioemkr, 521% Hyde, r. 1612
Post
Alsinae Eugenio L., r. 716 Union
Alsop John S., umbrellas and parasols, 341
Bush, r. 8 Virginia pi
Alsop Wm., painter, r. 223 First
Alsua Matias, elk, r. 917 Post
Alsup James R., bkpr with Meekei', James
& Co., r. 121 Turk
Alt Bernhard, elk, r. 608 Vallejo
Alt Chas. boot and shoemkr, 608 Vallejo
Alt John, painter with Hopps & Sons, r.
Oakland
Alt Joseph, elk, r. 608 Vallejo
Alta Calirornia (daily and weekly) F.
McCrellish & Co., pubs and proprs, 529
California
Alta Lodging House, Ealston & Cottrell
proprs, 536 Sacramento
Alta S. M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) Wm.
H. Watson sec, 302 Mont., rooms 5-6
Alta Soap Co. (Wm. A Engwer, John W.
Thurman and Samuel Weintraub) mnfrs
soap, ss. Oregon bet Front and Davis
Altamerano Joseph, waiter with Martin
Brady, r. 253 Steuart
Altemus John, New Hamburg Bakery, r.
2542 Folsom
Altemus Wm. E., elk with Greenebaum &
Co., r. 616 Fulton
Alien Wm., waiter Palace Hotel
Altenberg Frederick, lab with Hofen & Co.,
r. 827 Folsom
Altenberg Peter F., cloakmkr, r. 857 Folsom
Altenberg Rosalia M. Mrs., r. Folsom bet
Fourth and Fifth
Altenburg Chas., r. 228 Kearay .
Altenburg Ernst, bkpr with A. S. Rosen-
baum & Co., r. 822 Greenwich
Altendorf Julius, sawgrinder Pacific Saw
. Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Altfield Abel, pedlar, r. 522 Natoma
Altgren L., seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Althaus John, brtdr with Fitch & Veal, r. 12
William
Althor A Balils (Hermann Althof and
J. F. W. Bahls) blankbook mnfrs, 423
Clay
Althof Bros. (Theodore and Ernst Althof)
proprs Bay Oyster House, 626 Market
Althof Ernst (Althof Bros.^ r. 684 Mission
Althof Hermann (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland
Althof Theo. (Althof Bros.) r. 53G'A Jessie
Althofif John, elk, r. Larkin nr Bush
Althouse James, lab, r. Montgomery bet
Filbert and Greenwich
Altman Chas., elk with W. Koser, r. Park
Hotel
Altman Jacob, lab, r. 1 Francisco
Altman Jacob, tailor, 1206 Polk, r. 521 Green
Altman Joseph, porter with Kom & Selig, r.
cor Pine and Central av
Altman Louis, painter, res 12% Park av
Altman T. Mrs., r. 12% Park av
Altmann Jacob, tailor, r. 521 Green, rear
Altmanns J. C, salesman with H. C. Wright
& Co., r. 54 Steuart
Altmark Louis, salesman with Rosenthal,
Feder & Co., r. 515 Eddy
Altmayer Aaron (Einstein Bros. & Co.) r.
1531 Sutter
Altmayer Abraham (Einstein Bros. & Co.) r.
309 Powell
Altmez John, baker, r. Grove nr Franklin
Alton Francis Condy, elk, r. 940 Jackson
Alton James, truckman, r. Greenwich bet
Kearny and Dupont
Alton Lewis, lather, r. Heinz Hotel
Altona Gravel M. Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.)
David Wilder sec, 328 Mont., rm 22
Altona Q. S. M. Co. (Trinity Co. Cal.)
Chas. Allenberg sec, 438 California
Altoria Prizoliano, cigarmki-, r. 720 Vallejo
Altpeler Chas., r. 226 Oak
Altpeter Geo., engineer S. F. Stock Brew-
ery, r. 2118 Powell
Altreiiter Wm., waiter International Hotel,
826 Kearny
Altshuler L., millinery and varieties, 518
Sixteenth
Altschul Leopold (Mayfield & Co.) r. 748
Howard
Altschul Lud'tt-ig, capitalist, 809 Montgom-
ery, r. 1427 Post
Altube Bernard, capitalist, r. 1508 Powell
Altube Peter, wholesale butcher, r. 23 Oak
Grove av
Altvater Francis, elk with A. J. Plate & Co.,
r, 15 Rousch
Altwater David, assistant engineer with Na-
tional Flour Mill, r. Oakland
Altzater Frank, elk, r. 15 Rousch
Alva Miguel, porter with Barrett & Sher-
wood, r. 1114 Stockton
Alvarado Alberto, compositor La Voz Del
Nuevo Mundo, r. 8 Pollard pi
Alvarado Foundry, George H. Tay & Co.,
proprs, off 614-618 Battery
Alvarado George, r. 11 Margaret pi
Alvarado J. C, atty-at-law, 330 Pine, rm 60,
r. Palace Hotel
Alvarado Pasquala, widow, r. 5 Prospect pi
Alvarez Antonio, tinsmith with Holbrook,
Merrill & Co., r. 1606 Mason
Alvarez Atanasio, imp and mnfr cigars and
tobacco, 621 Sansome, r. 775 Vallejo
Alvarez Cayetano (Garcia & Alvarez) r. sw.
cor Jackson and Mason
Alveraz Chas., brtdr with F. Braga, r. 415
Drumm
Alverson David W., engineer, r. 106 Taylor
E. GUITTARD & CO.
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET— HIGHEST PREMIUM
Inrallible Yeast Powder.
A. MORRIS, CHAMPION TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
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Alverson Dimd W., real estate, r. 927 How
Alverson Stephen H. , with Pac. Ref . and
Bullion Ex., r. 1230 Mission
Alverson Wra. A., bricklaj-er, r. 1404 Leav
Alverston Hans, seaman, r G23 Davis
Alvey Chas. \V., stoves and tinware, 535 Pa-
cific, r 1813 Stockton
Alvies Joseph, seaman, r 54 Sacramento
Alviso J. B., porter U. S. Mint, r 776 How
Alvord Frank, carptr, r 759% Howard
Alvord Henry, route agt C. P. R. R., 606
Mont, rm 38, r. Government House
Alvord John, carptr, r. Dupont bet Lombard
and Greenwich
Alvord Mary Jane Mrs., bakery and confec-
tionery, 759% Howard
Alvord iVilliuin, pres. Pac. Rolling
Mill Co. and vice pres. Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 564 Folsom
Amador Canal and Minine Co. (Amador Co.
Cal. ) J. W. Clark se"c, 418 California,
rm 2
Amador Con. S. M. Co. (Lyon Co. Nev.) J.
M. Buffington sec, 309 California, rm4
Amanda Chas., elk, r. 125 Second
Amark Frederick, imp and dealer cigars
and tobacco, 518 Battery, r. 22nd bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Amarre L., cook, r. 717 Pacific
Amars Frank, carptr, r. 8 Broadway
Amarum Moritz, notions, 521 Washington,
r. 25 Harriet
Amaster Eliza, domestic, 208 Hyde
Amazon Con. M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) John
A. Reichert, sec, 330 Pine, rm 20
Amazon Insurance Co., fire (Cincin-
nati) D. J. West & Co., agts, 319 Cal
Ambert J. V., dishwasher Cosmopolitan res-
taurant, r. 1821 Pacific
Ambler Benjamin, elk with Chas. Langley &
Co., r. 719 Clementina
Ambler Samuel, elk, r. 2125 Mission
Ambriz A. (F. G. E. Tittel) cigars and to-
bacco, 400 Battery
Ambroise A., asst stage manager Grand Op-
era House, r. 1622 Mission
Ambrose & Henley (D. Ambrose and J. Hen-
ley) poultry and game, 10 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Ambrose it Horan (James Ambrose and J.
J. Horan) poultry and game, 78-79,
Centre Market
Ambrose Daniel (Ambrose & Henley) r. nw.
cor Fifth and Howard
Ambrose Edward, elk, r. 1622 West Mission
Ambrose J., lab with P. B. Berges & Co., r.
cor Dupont and Broadway
Ambrose James (Ambrose & Horan) r.
Hayes Valley
Ambrose John, carptr, r. ss. Lombard bet
Polk and Larkin
Ambrose Michael, wood polisher with James
McGinn, r. se. cor Fulton and Laguna
Ambrose N., vegetable, fruit and produce
dealer, r. Broadway nr Dupont
Ambrose — , painter, r. Post-st House
Ambruster Adolph, saloon, 343 Fifth
Amed^e C. Mrs., laundry, 513 Union
Amedee Edward, washer, r. 513 Union
Amed^e PieiTC, r. 409 Post
Amen Chas., machinist wth John G. Hs,
r. 315 Vallejo
Amend Chas. W., druggist with S. T. Szar-
vash, r. 1800 Powell
Amende Chas. H., porter Avith Geo. W.
Clark, 645 Market
Amendt Emil, car^jtr, 731 Pacific
Amendt Emile, carptr, r. 1503 Mason
Ament J. George, bkpr with Gradwohl &
Co., r. 419 Stockton
Ament Philip (Jacob Newman <fc Co.) r. 106
Minna
America M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) P. D.
Moore sec, 330 Pine, rm 46
American and Bed Star Steam-
ship liines, N. Giamboni & Co, agts,
518 Clay
American Baptist Publication Society, cor
Jessie and Fifth, opp Mint
American Central Insurance Co.
(St. Louis) John R.Hamilton manager,
221 Sansome
American Clock Co., H. Molineux agt, 7 Mont
American Commercial Agency, Wm. C. Quin-
by pres, W. H. Murray sec, 414 Clay
American District Tel. Co., James
Gamble pres, Jlonroe Greenwood supt,
genl off 222 Sansome, branch off se. cor
Howard and Sixth and cor Leavenworth
and Sutter
American Eagle House, Joseph Reed propr,
326 Sansome
American Exchange Hotel, Thos. Bryan
propr, 319-325 Sansome
American Fire Ins. Co., Jonathan Hunt &
Son managers, 313 California
American Flag JI. it M. Co. (Lincoln Co.
Nev.)Geo. R. Spinney sec, 320 Cal., rm 5
American Flat Mining & Ditch Co., W. R.
Watson sec, 206 Front
American Flat M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.)
C. A.Sankeysec, 20 Stevenson's bldg
American Kindergarten (select school) Mrs.
E. B. Cooper prin, 517 O'Farrell
American Laundry Association, 16th bet
Valencia and 2dav, off 531 Sacramento
American Line Steamers, A. A. Envuist agt,
422 Montgomery
American Missionary Assn (Chinese) Breu-
ham pi
American Protestant Assn Hall, Hem-y
Chester agt, 713 Mission
American Record of American & Foreign
Shipping, H. H. Watson agt and sur-
veyor, 218-220 Sansome
American Samson, physician, r. 942 Folsom
American Sewing Machine Co., E. H. Har-
rington agt, 124 Fifth
American Sunday School Union, Rev. F. E.
Shearer agt, 757 Market
CALIFORNIA FARMERS'
MUTUAL FrRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
HH California Street.
BADGES and EMBLEMS in GOLD and ENAMELES^,
MANUFACTURED BY D. W. LAIRD. 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT
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American Tract Society, Kev. Frederick E.
Shearer district sec, 757 Market
American Union (The) James S. McCue
editor, Union Pub. Co. pub., nw. cor
Washington and Sansome
Amerman Isaac A., suptKailway Mail Ser-
vice, 606 Mont rm 38, r. San Leandro
Ames A., barber with H. Bernard, r. 812
Montgomery
Ames Alden T., carptr, r. 402 Broadway
Ames Benj. F., teamster with Davis & Cow-
ell, r. 5-il Stevenson, rear
Ames E. C. Mrs., r. 111% Minna
Ames Fisher, atty-at-law and member Board
of Education, City Hall Bldg, rm 17, r.
2624 Sacramento
Ames F. M., salesman with 0. Lawton &
Co., r. 2445 Howard
Ames Francis B., painter, r. 51 Stevenson
Ames Fred. F., salesman with Jas. W. Burn-
ham & Co., r. 430 Montgomery av
Ames Geo. E., mining engineer, r. 2417 Cal-
ifornia
Ames Geo. H., inspector P. M. S. S. Co., r.
701 Post
Ames Geo. S., engineer Fulda Planing Mill,
r. 8 Perry
Ames Henry K., manager Howe S. M. Co.,
873 Market, r. es. Howard bet 25th and
26th
Ames John W., oflSce 204 California, r. nw.
cor Octavia and Jackson
Ames Amanda, widow, domestic, se. cor
Pennsylvania av and Solano
Ames Martha Miss, teacher Valencia-st
School, r. 218 Eddy
Ames Mary E.. nurse, r. es. Chattanooga bet
22d and 23d
Ames Oscar H., carptr, r. es. Chattanooga
bet 22d and 23d
Ames Pelham W., sec. Sutro Tiinnel Co.,
320 California rm 8, r. 1312 Taylor
Ames Robert C, engineer, r. 2417 California
Amesen Esen, cook. r. nw. cor Washington
and East
Amey Chas. H., engineer, r. 42 Park av
Amgott S., r. 730 Vallejo
Amilon Chas., marker La Grande Ijaundry
Amiroux E., elk with M. L. McDonald, r.
416 Howard
Amman Alfred, confectioner with Roths-
child & Ehrenpfort, r. Seigfried's Hotel
Ammann Adolph (Knottner & Ammann) r.
23 Everett
Amiuerup G., paints, oils, paperhang-
ings, varnishes, etc. 1126 Market
Ammon Bernhard von (Ammon, Caspari &
Co.) r. 913 Tyler
Ammon, Caspari & Co. (B. von Ammon,
Otto Caspari and H. Holderness) com
and shipping mchts, 123 California
Amo & Co. (Chinese) cigar factory, 304 Mrkt
Amond C, shoemkr, r. 475 Jessie
Amos John, silversmith with W. K. Vander-
slice & Co., 136 Sutter
Amos John T., millwright, r. 1506 Leav
Amos Joseph, waiter with M. W. Taylor, r.
Oakland
Amos Markel, carrier Chronicle, r. 528 Pine
Amos Mary C, widow, r. 107 Tehama
Amos R. C, carrier Chronicle, r. 528 Pine
Amos Robert C, salesman -with Peixotto &
Silverman, r. 1523 Tyler
Amos Z., millwright, res 34 Twelfth : ^
Amrine Henry, mcht tailor, r. Los Av.
Hotel
Ams Henry (H. M. Ams & Co.) r. Cosi
politan Hotel
Ams H. M. (H. M. Ams & Co.) r. Oaklan
Ams H. M. & Co. (H. M. and Henry Am;
wholesale butchers New World Mkt, se
cor Clay and Leidesdorff
Amstutz H. L. (Graf & Amstutz) r. 331
Kearny
Amundsen August, upholsterer with E. C.
Kennedy, r. 722 Shotwell
Amy Gustavus, salesman with Hoffman &
Co., 17 Battery
Amy Jas. W., conductor Market-st R. R.,
r. 116 Valencia
Anaheim and Sonoma Wine Depot, John
Prinz, propr, 49 Second
Anatomical Museum, Isaac Rows sec, 9
Hardie pi
Anbaro Gomez, r. 634 Vallejo
Anchor Saloon, M. Detels & Co., props, 8
Sacramento
Anchor Shirt Factory, Mendlesohn &
Co., proprs, 202 Btish
Ancon Hotel aud Restaurant, Leydecker,
Wieboldt & Fugel, proprs, 9-11 Pacific
Andel Fred., maltster Pioneer Malt House
Andeluu Hermann, carptr, r. 535 Howard
Anderau Jos. S., pork and sausages, 51 Cen-
tre Market, r. 1517 Leavenworth
Anderfuren Chas. A., patternmkr with J. M.
Stockman, r. 208 Nineteenth
Anderfuren John, tailor, r. 208 Nineteenth
Anderfuren Wni. J,, foreman with J. M.
Stockman, r 208 Nineteenth
Andersen A., grainer, r. 1741 Market
Andersen Albert P., salesman with Palmer
Bros.
Andersen Andrew, master mariner, off 305
East
Andersen Andrew, stonecutter with John
Lee. r. 28% Louisa
Andersen E. J., joui'nalist Chronicle, r.
657 Howard
Andersen J. C. & Co. (J. C. Andersen and
A. Boysen) grocers, sw. cor Stevenson
and Brady
Andersen Niels, coachman, Scott bet Pine
and California
Andersen N. H., seaman, r. 24 Howard
Andersen N. M., cigarmkr, 24 Howard,
Andersen Peter, carptr with J. P. Hanson,
r. cor Sixth and Shipley
Andersen Wm., lab, r. ne. cor Eighth and
Brannan
1.IBERAL. RATES,
Prompt Settlements,
GALIFOmilA FARMERS' Mutual Fire Insurance ASSOCIAIIOII,
R. J. TRUMbcLL, Ageni for CENTRAL pXrK LAWN MOWER,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
AND
129
AND
AuderKou «fc Berg (John Autlerson nnd
Thoiims Berg) saloon, 43 Sacramento
Anderson & Brown (D. T. Anderson and J.
B. Brovm) wines and liqnors, 710 Bat
Anderson & Dauielson (H. Anderson and P.
Danielson) whiteners, 64.1 California
Anderson & Irving (Peter W. Anderson and
^^ mnel Irving) gents' furnishing goods,
\ y-" ) Montgomery
•son & Randolph (James Anderson and
W. C. Randolph) jewelers, 101-103
Montgomery
dcrson & Swausj' (I. Anderson and G.
.). Svvansy) dairy prod, 37-38 Grand Cen-
1 vP tral Market
; Anderson A., carptr, r. 221% Clara
Anderson A., machinist, r. Grand Central
Hotel
Anderson A., master mariner, r. 126 Capp
Anderson A., mate bark Portland
Anderson A., sec Cal. Transportation Co.,
519 East, r. 10 Oak Grove av
Anderson A., tailor, 3 Noble pi
Anderson A. B. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Gram-
mar School, r. 3044 Sixteenth
Anderson Abraham, eabinetmkr, r. ws. M.ar-
ket bet 15th and 16th
Anderson A. G., gilder with Louis Dampf,
r. 622 Capp
Anderson Albert, gilder, r. 632 Capp
Anderson Albertina, nurse California State
Hospital
Anderson Alfred, brtdr str Sonoma
Anderson Andrew, eabinetmkr with E. K.
Howes & Co., r. 1111 Montgomery
Anderson Andrew, coojjer, r. 49 Clementina
Anderson Andrew, lumberman, r. .5 Drumm
Anderson Andrew, propr Racine House, 1023
Kearny
Au«ler.son Andrew, saloon and board-
ing, 250 Spear
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. ne. cor Jack-
son and Drumm
Anderson Andrew, seaman P. C. S. S. Co.,
r. Sacramento nr Kearny
Anderson Andrew, seaman sch William and
Albert
Anderson Andrew, seaman str Pelican
Anderson Andrew, shoemkr, r. 238 Thii'd
Anderson Andrew, shoemkr with Ryland
Paulson, r. 12<) Natoma
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 8 Aiignstal
Anderson Andrew I., woodworker with E.
Falkingham, r. 40 Quinn
Anderson Andrew P., packer National Flour-
ing Mills, r. 406 Vallejo
Anderson Anthony C, machinist, r. 51 Brady
Anderson Anton, seaman, r. ue. cor Jackson
and Drumm
Anderson Antone, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Anderson Archie, machinist Wilson S. M.
Co., r. Grand Central Hotel
Anderson August, cook, r. 2012 Larkin
Anderson Augusta, seamstress, r. 422 Sixth
Anderson Benjamin F., waitir Palace Hotel
Anderson C. A., waiter Sander's Hotel
Anderson C. A.Mrs., teacher Lincoln Gram-
mar School, res 29 Turk
Anderson Chas., carptr, r. 733 V^ Clem
Anderson Chas., deckhand stmr Mt. Eden
Anderson Chas., mate brig North Star
Anderson Chas, milkman, r. County line bet
San Jose and San Bruno roads
Anderson Chas., seaman schr Mose
Anderson Chas., stevedore, r. 12 Howard
Anderson Chas., tanner with A. B. Patrick,
r. sw. cor 19th and Folsom
Anderson Chas. A., saloon, 432 California,
r. 266 Minna
Anderson jChas. E., policeman, r. 9 Pen-y
Audersout Charles G., groceries, se. cor Bran-
nan and Geneva
Anderson Chas. J., tailor, 929 Folsom
Anderson Chas., conductor, r. 9 Perry
Anderson Chris., lab Merchants' Dry Dock
Anderson Christina, domestic, Valencianr 22d
Anderson Cornelius, cook What Cheer Res-
tairrant, r. What Cheer House
Anderson C. W., painter with Hopps & Sons
Anderson Cynthia Mrs., r. 538 Howard
Anderson Daniel, brtdr with N. J. Street,
r. 1025 Kearny
Anderson David C, comedian, r. 600 Bush
Anderson D. J., r. 509 Broadway
Anderson D. F. (Anderson «fe Brown) r. 219
Clara
Anderson E., shoemkr with George Burk-
hardt, r. 335 Bush
Anderson Edward, cutter with J. Bull, r. 326
O'Farrell
Anderson Edward, lab C, P. R. R. freight
depot, r. 1316 Turk
Anderson Edward A., night watchman, r.
ws. Louisiana nr Humboldt
Anderson Eawd J., draughtsman, r. 657 How
Anderson Elias, eabinetmkr with Cal. Fum.
Mnfg Co., r. 907 Folsom
Anderson Eliza, widow, r. 103 Grove
Anderson Emil, carptr, r. 733 J^ Clementina
Anderson Emile, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Anderson Eric, eabinetmkr with Cal. Fum.
Mnfg Co., r. 1721 Jessie
Anderson E. S. Miss, teacher Market-st
Primary School, r. 311 Harrison
Anderson Elias, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Anderson Flora, domestic, 402 Larkin
Anderson Francis Mrs., furnished rooms,
323 Sutter
Anderson Frank, bkpr. r. 311 Harrison
Anderson Frank H., butcher, r. 311 Harrison
Anderson Frank, policeman, r. 817 Vallejo
Anderson Frank P., policeman, r. 829 Pac
Anderson Frederick, eabinetmkr, r. es. San
Bruno Road bet 29th and 30th
Anderson Frederick, framemkr with Thos.
Hill & Co., r. 1!»01 Hyde
Anderson Frederick P., mate str Alexander,
r. 12 Sacramento
Anderson G. A., night inspector Cufltom
House, r. 103 Perry
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PAPER HANGINGS,
and deiUer In all kind* ofShade UaterlaJs.
DIAMONDS RESET IN THE LATEST STYLE
BY D. W. LAIRD, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT.
Anderson G., tailor with Chas. Lundgren, r.
113 Natoma
Anderson Gabriel, helper Empire Lodging
House, r. 636 Commercial
Anderson Geo., lab, r. 56 Minna
Anderson Geo. H., bkpr with Geo. 0. Mc-
Mullin & Co., r. 429 Geary
Anderson Gnstav, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Anderson Gustav, cook with John Bnrns, r.
2012 Larkin
Anderson Gustave, seaman, r, 421 Drumm
Anderson H. (Anderson & Danielson) r. 14
Vincent
Anderson H., potterynian, r. German Hotel
Anderson H. Mme., milliner, r. 216 Stockton
Anderson Hans, painter, r. Post-st House
Anderson Henry, carptr, r. 566 Howard
Anderson Henry, cook, r. 505 Howard
Anderson Henry, seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson Henry, seaman, schr Ahce, r. 39
Pacific
Anderson Henry, waiter Prescott House
Anderson Henry C, oyster saloon, 40-42
California Market, r. 915 Greenwich
Andersbn Henry W., wood carver, 643 Third
Anderson Hilda Miss, paper box mkr with
Wempe Bros., r. 535 Howard, rear
Anderson Hugh, photographer, r. 1612
Steiner
Anderson I. (Anderson &Swansy) r. 108 Fell
Anderson Isaac, porter with E. Martin & Co.,
r. Brooklyn
Anderson Isaac M., stock operator, r. 1514
Mission
Anderson J. , mate str Reform
Anderson Jacob, coachman, 1008 Green
Anderson Jacob H. V., elk with S. H. Har-
mon, r. 817 Capp
Anderson James, with Hobbs, Pomeroy &
Co., r. 8 St. Charles
Anderson James r Anderson & Randolph) r.
821 Tyler
Anderson James, lab. r. 703 Greenwich
Anderson James, machine operator with
Porter, Oppenheimer <k Slessinger, r.
434 Greenwich
Anderson James, nurse City and County
Hospital
Anderson James, with Geo. Nautou, r. ws.
Sansome bet Green and Union
Anderson James H., bkpr with S. H. Har-
mon, r. 817 Capp
Anderson James S., with D. Cautv & Co., r.
52 Fourth
Anderson Jennie, domestic, se. cor Brannau
and Sixth
Anderson J. M., elk, r. 29 Turk
Anderson J. M. Mrs., teacher, r. 29 Turk
Anderson John, r. 208% Seventh
Anderson John, r. 11 Scott pi
Anderson John (Anderson & Berg) r. 43
Sacramento
Anderson John, carpet layer with Wm. J.
Heney & Co., 725 Market
Anderson John, carriagemkr, r. 40 Quinn
Anderson John, elk, r. 1160 Folsom
Anderson John, coal passer U. S. str Shu-
brick
Anderson John (Hansen & Co.) r. 1312
Broderick
Anderson John, lab, r. 421 Fremont
Anderson John, lab, r. nw. cor 18th and
Marii^osa
Anderson John, lab, r. What Cheer House
Anderson John, lithographic printer with M.
Schmidt & Co., r. 412 Commercial
Anderson John, machinist, 13C Main, r. 7%
Geneva
Anderson John, mate str Reform
Anderson John, master mariner, r. 4 Hen-
rietta sqiiare
Anderson John, master mariner, r. 1331
California, rear
Anderson John, policemf n, r. 8 Wash
Anderson John, quartermaster P. M. S. S.
Co.
Anderson John, seaman, r. lie. cor Jackson
and Diumm
Anderson John, seaman, r. 623 Davis
Anderson John, seaman, r. 18 Folsom
Anderson John, seaman, r. 610 Fourth
Anderson John, seaman, r. cor 25th and
Harrison
Anderson John, seaman, r. 14 Garden
Anderson John, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Anderson John, steward schr Lottie Collins
Anderson John Edwd., boottitter, r. 54 Third
Anderson John H. E., shipwright, r. 619 Pac.
Anderson John H., with R. G. Gilmore, r.
1161 Mission
Anderson John Mrs., widow, r. se. cor De-
Hara and Solano
Anderson Joseph, gardener, r. San Jose
County Road nr Abbey House
Anderson Jos., policeman, Magdalen Asylum
Anderson Joseph D., stationery and school
books, 120 Fourth
Anderson Josephine, domestic, 1520 Cal
Anderson Josephine, domestic. 1714 Van
Ness av
Anderson Julius, shirts, r. 4 Henrietta Square
Anderson J. W., pi in Spring Vallej- Gram-
mar School, r. 3044 Sixteenth
Anderson J. W., seaman, r. 10 Jackson
Anderson L., cabinetnikr S. F. Furn. Fac-
tory, r. 907 Folsom
Anderson Lars, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Anderson Laura Miss, supt ladies dept Ham-
mam Baths, r. 739 Market
Anderson Lizzie, domestic, 602 Capp
Anderson Loi, seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson Louis, driver T. C. P. D. Co., r.
sw. cor Ellis and Steiner
Anderson Louis, helper with J. Sophey, r.
1313 Jackson
Anderson Louis, laundry, 1313 Jackson
Anderson Louis C, engineer, r. 233 Fifth
Anderson Lucius, r. 11 Scott pi
Anderson L. C, engineer S. P. R. R., r. 742
Sixteenth
E. GUITTARD & CO,,
405 and 407 SANSOME ST.. sole Manufacturers of the
Pateuted Care des Oonriuands.
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, 50 SECOND STREET.
My Motto FIRST CLASS WORK AND BOTTOM PRICES.
Anderson M., saloon, 11 Merchant
Anderson M., deckhand str Pioneer
Andei-sou M. A., music teacher and director
music Calvary Chnrch, r. 15 Guerrero
Anderson Martha, chambermaid Palace Ho-
tel
Anderson Martin, tanner, r. Tanners' Home
Anderson Mary, widow, r. Moulton pi
Anderson Mathias, liquors, r. 123 Oregon
Anderson Matilda, chambermd Grand Hotel
Anderson M. J. widow, r. 57 Second
Anderson M. 0., niirse City and County
Hospital
Anderson N., saloon, 415 Pine
Anderson N. E., r. 10 Oak Grove av
Anderson Nelse M., tanner, r. Tanners'
Home
Anderson Nelson, coachman, r. 115 Ellis
Anderson Nicholas, waiter Palace Hotel
Anderson Niels, coachman, r. 326 Sansome
Anderson Nils, cook, 620 Folsom
Anderson Nis, cigarmkr. r. 734 Brannan
Anderson N. P., seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson O. A., longshoreman, r. 531 East
Anderson Ole, saloon, 11 Jackson
Anderson Oliver, tanner, r. K. R. avbet 33d
and 34th avs
Anderson Oscar O., porter with Hahn &
Roche, r. ns. Pacific nr Fillmore
Anderson P., fireman str Reform
Anderson Paul, r. 1123 Stockton
Anderson Peter, carptr, r. 155 Shipley
Anderson Peter, cook, r. 5 Jackson
Anderson Peter, cooper, r. 79 Jessie
Anderson Peter, cooper, r. 410 Francisco
Anderson Peter, cooper with D. Woerner, r.
104 Spear
Anderson Peter, editor and propr The Pacific
Appeal, 511 Sansome, r. 1407 Powell
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 2309 Mason
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 623 Davis
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Anderson Peter, seaman schr Col. Baker
Anderson Peter A., shipwTight, r. 216 Stock
Anderson Peter C, coachman, nw. cor
Buchanan and Pacific
Anderson Peter N., cooper, r. 35 Boardman
pi, rear
Anderson Peter W. (Anderson <fe Irving) r.
513 Taylor
Anderson Philip, lab, r. ss. Union bet Octa-
via and Gough
Anderson Ralph, lab. P. C. S. S. Co., r.
Steuart bet Mission and Market
Anderson R. B., physician, r. 316 Third
Anderson R. C, book agent, r. 316 Third
Anderson RbV)ert, watchman Mission Soap
and Candle Works, r. 531 Minna
Anderson Robert L.. miner, r. 930 Market
Anderson Robert W., seaman, r. sw. cor
14th and Folsom
Anderson S., carptr, r. 402 Broadway
Anderson S. A., seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson Sauuicl S., salesman with May-
nard & Jones, r. 19 Everett
Anderson Sena, domestic, 17 Second av
Anderson Simon, bkpr with Thos. Anderson,
r. Oakland
Anderson Stephen, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Anderson Theo. R., waiter r. lOy^ Langton
Anderson Thos., carptr, r. 1023 Kearny
Anderson Thos., carptr City of Tokio r.
Battery nr Vallejo •
Anderson Thos., coal 118-120 Market, r.
410 Eddy
Anderson Thos., engineer C. P. R. R. str
Oakland, r. Oakland
Anderson Thos. W., bkpr with Frank Bar-
nard & Co., r. 415 Hayes
Anderson T. K., yardmaster S. P. R. R.
r. 425 Fourth
Anderson Tufore, foreman Carmen Island
Salt Works, r. 8 Anthony
Anderson Walter, stableman with Wm, Kerr,
909 Battery
Anderson Walter, weigher with Thos. And-
derson, r. 410 Eddy
Anderson Walter B., policeman, r. 502 Stock
Anderson Wm., r. 611^ Minna
Anderson Wm., engineer, r. 264% Tehama
Anderson Wm., lab, r. 515 Hyde
Anderson Wm., molder Golden State Iron
Wks, r. 264% Tehama
Anderson Wm. B., carriagemkr, r. 556 Na-
toma
Anderson Wm. B. (W. S. Ray & Co.) r.
2631 Howard
Anderson Wm. R., porter with Yates & Co.,
and extraman Hook and Ladder No.
1, r. 9 Bagley pi
Anderson Willis P., salesman with Curtis,
Abbott & Co., 202 Washington
Anderson — , calker, r. 311 Harrison
Anderson — , domestic, 1832 Bush
Anderson — , longshoreman, r. 703 Green-
wich
Anderson — , stevedore, r. 40 Commercial
Anderson — , widow, r. 1412 Powell
Anderton Frank, harnessmkr, r. Dolores,
bet 16th and 17th
Andes J. P., elk with A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. 28 O'Farrell, rear
Andes S. M. Co. (Story Co. Nev.) M. Lan-
ders, sec, 2 Nevada blk
Andien Scasso, lab, r. 30th av nrR. R. av, S.
S. F.
Andlauer JaqueB, carptr, r. 428 Tenth
Andlauer J. Victor, upholsterer with S. Ben-
dit, r. Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
Andrade Antonio, r. 514 Green
Audrade Antonio, draughtsman Risdon Iron
and Locomotive Wks, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Chas. King, sawmaker, r. 1308
Montgomery
Andrade Evaristo. compositor Courrier de
San Francisco, r. 715 Broadway
Andrade J. H., barber, r. IH Lafayette
Andrade Joaquin Dutra, laborer, res 1308
Montgomerj-
INSURE with The CHLIFORNU FieWERS' Mutual Fife Insurance talatlon,
WATCHES and CLOCKS for Sale and REPAIRED
BY D. W. LAIRD, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor.
MERCHANT.
AND
132
AND
Andrade S., Mexican com agt and broker,
502 Battery
Andrade Sylvester, bkpr, r. 502 Union
Andrude Wm., com mcht, r. 65G Folsom
Andrasen Peter, seaman, r. ne. cor Jackson
and Drunim
Andrazzy Louis, cook P. M. S. S, Co.
Andr^ Alexandrp, French laundry, r. 724
Filbert
Andr^ Lewis, porter Pac. Kef. and Bullion
Ex., r. 7 Harriet
Andrea J., mth S. V. Water works
Andreacetti Daniel, shoemkr with B. Mar-
tinelli, r. 307 Broadway
Andreani G. & Co. (G. Andreani and John
Cook) proprs Cosmopolitan Restaurant,
533 Washington
Andreani G. (G. Andreani & Co.) r. White
House Hotel
Andreani P., restaurant, r. White House
Hotel
Andreas J. G., machinist Eisdon Iron and
Locomotive Wks, r. 209 Minna
Andreas Louis, elk, r. Sophie Terrace
Andreas Mary Miss, matron Lying-in Hos-
pital and Foundling Asylum, 762 Mis
Andreas P., saloon, res Sophie Terrace
Andres Christian, musician, r. 345 Jessie
Andres J. P., elk with A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. 28 O'Farrell, rear
Andress Fred., carptr, r. ws. Treat av nr 22d
Andressen Bros. (Christian and John An-
dressen) carriagemkrs, 607 Battery
Andressen Christan (Andressen Bros.) r.
Oakland
Andressen John (Andressen Bros.) r. Oak-
land
Anderssen Peter H., furniture, 1007 Folsom
Andreuapul Gregore, fruit dealer, r, 303
Davis
Andrew Albert H., broker, r. 18 Hawthorne
Andrew B. T., contractor and builder, r.
1224 Union
Andrew C. E. Miss, imp human hair, 251
Third
Andrew George, carptr. r. 1224 Union
Andrew George, shoemkr, r. 537 Stevenson
Andrew Hannah Miss, bakery and confec-
tionery, 1332 Pacific
Andrew James, painter with C. Hoever, r.
253 Minna
Andrew John, bkpr Front-st Warehouse, r.
803 Hyde
Andrew Joseph, machinist, r. 209 Minna
Andrew Joseph S., barber with A. Solis, r.
317 Vallejo
Andrew Rignald, cai-ptr, r. 1224 Union
Andrew Wm., gardener, r. 2404 Post
Andrew — , fruit dealer, r. 702 Pacific
Andrews A., jeweler and watchmkr, 221
Montgomery, r. 922 Geary
Andrews A. B., inspector Custom House, r.
Oakland ^,
Andrews A. H., r. 18 Hawthorne
Andrews Alexander, engineer Odd Fellows
Cemetery, r. es. Johnson av ur Point
Lobos av
Andrews Alfred, cook with Bogoveitz & Nigro
Andrews Chas., wood turner, r. 841 Mission
Andrews E. 0. & Co. (E. O. Andrews) deny
produce, 24 Centre Market
Andrews Edwin 0. (E. 0. Andrews & Co.)
r. 230 Kearny
Andrews F. K., capitalist, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Andrews Frank G., elk with E. E. Dewey,
r. Alameda
Andrews Frederick J., lab Enterprise Plan-
ing Mill, r. Treat av bet 22d and 23d
Andrews Geo., fireman, r. 1129 Filbert
Andrews George, painter with Frost & Rich-
ards, r. 313 Harrison
Andrews George, shoemkr with E. H. Dun-
bar, r. 537 Stevenson
Andrews Hannah Mrs., pi-opr Occidental
Boarding and Lodging House, 536 Markt
Andrews Harry, manager Woodward's Gar-
dens, r. 446 Bartlett
Andrews Henry, longshoreman, r. 1030
Greenwich
Andrews H. H., master str Petaluma, r. 23
Kearny
Andrews H. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 23
Kearny
Andrews J., fireman S, V. Waterworks, r.
Filbert nr Hyde
Andrews J., painter with Frost & Richards,
r. 112 Clementina
Andrews James, painter, r. 253 Minna
Andrews James, poultry Centre Market, r.
529 Birch
Andrews J. D. Mrs. capitalist, r. Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Andrews John, seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Andrews Oliver, butcher, r. 6th av nr L,
S. S. F.
Andrews Otis, elk with John E. Miles, 412
Clay
Andrf W8 Otis, hackdriver with Hamilton &
Fry
Andrews Porter H., workman U. S. Mint, r.
28 O'Farrell
Andrews Reuben C, policeman, r. 516 Bran
Andrews Reuben C, seaman, r. 5 Verona
Andrews Richard, stevedore, r. 31 Alta
Andrews Robert, seaman P. C. S. S. Co., r.
Brooklyn
Andrews Thos. H., carptr, r. 325 >i Bush
Andrews Thos. J., maltster, 436 Brannan
Andrews Thos. N., r. 362 Jessie
Andrews T. J., miner, r. 1632 West Mission
Andrews Wm., painter, r. Post-st House
Andrews Wm., nurseryman with Collie &
Stewart, r. 2404 Post
Andrews Wm., pnperhanger with G. W,
Clark, r. 404 Capp
Andrews Wm., seaman, r. se. cor Francisco
and Kearny
Andrews Wm., stonecutter, r. 1701 Turk
IMTCDMATinNAI UHTri 824, 826 Keamy si. $1 ,50 and $2 per Day.
IINILriMAIIUlNAL nUILL, Free coach to the Hou$e. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, DEALER IN SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
Andrfws Win. A., conductor, r. Dolores bet
15tb aud 16tli
Andriausohn A., tailor, r. 8 Aufjust al
Andriui Doineuico, cook with l)ol & Eigne,
r. 6 Coroliue pi
Audrino — , waiter, r. 6 Clara laue
Andro Gabriel, lab, r. 515 Union
Audro Jacob, seaman, r. 428 Drumm
Andros Miltou, atty-at-law, 18-20 U. S. Crt
bldg, r. 301 Van Ness av
Andross Albert, coachman, 1131 California
AndrossWinlield S., mailing elk P. O., r.
206 Kearny
Andrus Newell P., plumber, r. 730 Fourth
Andrnss Geo. H., with Tallant & Co., r. IGOl
Van Ness av
Andrus J. B., r. 314 Bush
Andrzejouski Madeline, widow, r. 704 Bush
Audurau C. & Co. (Anduran and C. Carpy)
imps and dealers wines and liquors,
515-517 Sacramento
Anduran C. (C. Anduran & Co.; r. 758 Pac
Angel Andrew, broker, r. 2418 Post
Angel Henry G., boatman, r. 1128 Union
Angel Myron, mining sec, 24 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 408 Fell
Angeldal N., tailor, r. 1031 Hampshire
Angeliu Vt'ni., brtdr with Louis Eppinger
Angelini L. P., printer with La Voce Del
Popolo, r. 844 Montgomery
Angelis August, tinsmith, r. 1455 Minna
Angelis D. E., driver Albany Brewery, r.
756 Howard
Angelis T. bkpr, r. 1623 Powell
Angelis Wilhelmina, widow, r. 1623 Powell
Angelius Diederich, driver with Spreckels &
Co., r. 75 Everett
Angelive Antonio, waiter, r. 228 Minna
Angell Horace B. (Angell, Palmer & Co.)
r. 11 Clementina
Angell Jonathan W., druggist, nw. cor First
and Folsom, r. 416 Bryant
Angell Otis B., elk Miner's Foundry, r. 11
Clementina
Angell, Palmer & Co. (H. B. Angell and
Cyrus Palmer) proprs Miner's Foundry
237 First
Angelo Burosso, lab, r. ws. San Jos^ Koad
nr Five Mile House
Angelo Edward J., elk with W. J. Bryant, r.
218 Eighth
Angelo George, blacksmith with Massone
&, Lacaze, r. 434 Broadway
Angelopolo Angelo, confectioner, r. 724 J/^
Howard
Augelovich, J. R., cook, r. 11/^ Harriet
Anger Victor, tanner, r. 732 Fourth
Angerstein Chas., foreman with Mi-tropoli-
tan Foundry, r. 127 Fourth
Anges John, baker, r. 255 Minna
Angier Ann H., widow, r. 734 Post
Anglin Michael, cabinetmkr with Kragen &
Co., r. 216 Seventeenth
Anglin Patrick, lab, r. es. Bryant bet 24th
and 25th
Anglin Thos., porter with N. P, Cole, r. 721
Minna
Auglo Californian Bank, The (lim-
ited) Frederick C. Low and Ignatz Stein-
hart managers, 422 California
Apgonett Frank, laundry, r. 715 Stockton
Angoustures Vincent, milker with L. Such,
r. ns. 24th nr Douglass
Angreesky John, foreman with Fred Katz,
r. 1008 Union
Anhorn F., lab Golden Age Flour Mills,
r. 516 Pacific
Anie Frederick, varnisher Cal. Furn. Mnfrg
Co., r. 371 Jessie
Ankel Henry, elk with J. H. Hirschfeld, r.
933 Folsom
Ankeny K. M., widow, r. 417 Mason
Anker Christian, showcasemkr with Teube-
ner & Hoffman, r. 634 Pacific
Anker Ibusino, waiter Philadelphia House
Ankley Geo., baker, r. cor 12th and Railroad
avs, S. S. F.
Ankner Chris., propertyman Buckley's
Varieties, res Avenue House
Annis C, with Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
1319 Sansome
Annis Samuel J., carptr, r. 1252 Market
Annual jtliniug and Stock Licd-
ger. Murphy & Verdenal pubs, 306
Montgomery
Anribale Biagi, lab, r. ws. San Jos^ Road
nr Islais Creek
Ansall Samuel, fancy goods, 206 Sixth
Ansberg B., butcher, es. Battery nr Union,
r. 321 O'Farrell
Anschel A. L., tailor, 1 Pacific
Anschutz Emily, widow, r. 937 Vallejo
Ansel Gustave, calker, r. 603 Bush
Anselm Otto, turner, r. 515 Linden
Anshey Andrew, lab, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Ansiglion Henri, jeweler, r. 523 Pine
Ansley Barzillia (Peter Robinson & Co.) r.
2017 Dupont
Ansley Washington, cooperage, 16 Merchant
Anson Andrew, bootblack, 853 Market, r.
828 Howard
Anson Patrick F., painter with Wason &
Morris, r. 2 Sharp pi
Anson Theodore L., lab, r. Dupont bet
Lombard and Greenwich
Anspacher A., purchasing agt with Anspacher
Bros., Livermore, off 219 Sansome, r.
1820 Market
Anschutz E., pantryman with C. F. Wehn
Anstev Chas. T., elk with Balfour, Guthrie
& Co., res 228 Shot well
.\nstine Alonzo, dealer bitters, r. 1108 Clay
Anston Thos., miner, r. 411 Sansome
Ant John, machinist, r. 118 Eddy, rear
Antelope Oyster Saloon and Chop House,
Frederick Convades. propr, 612 Miu-ket
Anthes Frederick, musician and bakery, 510
Fourth
Anthes John A., student Heald's Business
College, r. cor Twelfth and Market
f\r'r\ til /M ini/ AJK MARKET, west of Palace llolel. wholetale ami reUII d««lrr tB
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613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT.
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Anthes Louis N., elk with Stouteuborough &
Hall, r. Sophie Terrace
Anthes Peter (Casimir & Anthes) r. Sophie
Terrace
Anthonisen Henry, lab Bay Sugar Refinery,
r. 1702 Kearny
Anthony d: 9lBase (Henry Anthony and
Christian Maase) groceries, 6 Clara Lane
Anthony Abraham P., carptr, r. 542 Bryant
Anthony Edwin R., elk treas office C. P. R.
R., r. 153 0ctavia
Anthony E. T. A Co. (Edward T. An-
thony and Adam T. Green) repackers,
407-409 Commercial
Anthony Edward T. (E. T. Anthony & Co.)
r. 124 Oak
Anthony Fredrick, bookbinder, r. 1506 Bu-
chanan
Anthony Geo. "W., real estate, 417 Bush, r.
126 Fifth
Anthony Harry, r. 248 Fourth
Anthony Harry, saloon, 238 Fourth
Anthony Henry (Anthony & Maas) r. 6 Clara
Lane
Anthony Herman, junk dealer, r. 120 Gil-
bert
Anthony John A., freight agt S. P. R. R., r.
153 Octavia
Anthony Peter, seaman, r. ne. cor Jackson
and Drumm
Anthony Richard M., bkpr with Wm. Sher-
man & Co., r. Oakland
Anthony Sarah, widow, r. 1 Haight
Anthony Simpson, baker, r. German Hotel
Anthony Wm. T. (Maeomber, Anthony &
Co.) r. Oakland
Anthony Wm. V., miner, r. 6 O'Farrell
Anthony's Hall, 417 Bush
Antich Antonio, cook, r. 621 Broadway
Antich Vincent, propr boarding house and
restaurant, 621 Broadway
Antioch Distillery Co. (John Harrold) 319
Clay
Antisell T. M. & Co. (Thomas M. Antisell)
pianos, organs and sheet music, 865
Market
Antisell Thos. M. (Antisell & Co.) r. 216
Fair Oaks
Antisell Wm. C, with T. M. Antisell & Co.,
865 Market
Antoine Forest, French Consul, off and r.
704 Washington
Antognelli David, artist, r. 15 Cadell al
Anton & Albreeht (August Anton and Fred-
erick Albrecht) cigar mnfrs, 154 Second
Anton August (Anton & Albrecht) r. 48
Minna
Anton Henry, machinist with Will & Finck,
r. es. Stockton bet Lombard and Green-
wich
Anton Joseph, waiter with G. Leler, r, 107
Dupont
Anton Louis, deckhand tug Tiger
Antone Emanuel (Cuthbert & Antone) r. 115
Geary
Antone Jos., lab, r. ws. San Jos^ av nr 30th
Antouia Clara Mme., r. Dupont al
Antonio Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Antonio Chas. fruits, 206 Third
Antonio Co (Chinese) cigars, 1231 Wash
Antonio Franco, seaman, r. 93 Green
Antonio John, porter C. P. R. R. str Oakland
Antrim Amos, blacksmith with Jonathan
Kittredge, r. 907 Folsom
Antua — , fruits, r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Antunovich A. & Co. (A. Antunovich) coffee
saloon 403 East
Antunovich A. (A. Antunovich & Co.) r.
403 East
Antunovich Florio, r. 712 Green
Antunovich Lawrence, r. 712 Green
Antunovich Nicolas, coffee stand, 315 East r.
819 Vallejo
Antuno^'ich — , r. 1101 Scockton
Antz Henry, butcher, 901 Larkin
Antz Otto, jewelry, r, 436 Tehama
Anwy Wm., cook, r. 123 Jackson
Anzen Mary, dressmkr, r. 922>^ Folsom
Apel John, architect, r. 701 Stockton
Apelin John, carptr California Mills, r. 563
Mission
Apelt Chas. M., cutter Occidental Shirt
Factory, res 603 Greenwich
Apelt Moritz, shirtmkr with L. Lengfeld, r.
605 Greenwich
Apgar Richard M., bailiff Police Coiurt, r. 408
Hyde
Aphel Chas., bkpr, r. 838 McAllister
Appel Louis, brtdr, r. 916 Stockton
Apothecaries Hall, Wm. J. Bryan, propr, se.
cor Market and New Montgomery
Appel S., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3,
S. F, Fire Dept, r. 225 Fifth
Appel S., tailor, 786 Folsom
Appel Samuel, auctioneer, r. 527 Tehama
Appel Sigmond, porter with L. Ryan & Co.
Appell John C, cabinetmkr with Samuel
Thomas, r. sw. cor Mission and Main
Appenzeller Jacob, carriagemkr, r. 347 Minna
Appiarius Heinrich (Lohsen & Appiarius) r.
June Market and Hayes
Appiarius William, driver Union Pacific
Pickle Factory, r. 504 Filbert
Appiu Charles, mxasician, r. 411 Jackson
Appin Charles, piano teacher, r. 616 Cal
Apple Frederick, with Wm. Poelman, r. 4
Sheerer pi
Apple Henry, cigars and tobacco, June Mar-
ket and Ellis
Apple Isidore, salesman with Mrs. Sarah
Apple, r. 406 Sixth
Ayple Jacob, bkpr with John G. Hodge &
Co., r. 406 Sixth
Apple Sarah Mrs., dry goods, 28 Sixth, r.
406 Sixth
Apple Wolfe, salesman with Mrs. Sarah
Apple, r. 406 Sixth
Applebee Orville, jockey, res 1250 Turk
Appleby William, propr European Nursery,
r. 1809 Jessie
E. GUITTARD & CO.
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET— HIGHEST PREMIUM
r For their French Chocolates.
IF YOU WANT A FINE FIT, GO TO
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR. 60 SECOND STREET, Near MISSION.
Applegarth "Wm., farmer, off 302 Montgom-
ery, rm 30, res Oakland
Applegate Henry H., bkpr, r. lll'J Geary
Applegate J. Henry jr., reporter Commercial
Herald, r. 1119 Geary
Applegate John J., mining sec, 411^/^ Cali-
fornia, rni 2, r. 1836 Eddy
Applegate Josiah H., atty-at-law, 729 Mont-
gomery, rm 2, r. Grand Hotel
Applegate W. J., student Heald's Business
College, r. cor Howard and First
Appier Andrew, machinist, r. 551 Tehama,
rear
Appleton George D., seaman, r. Kearny bet
Lombard and Greenwich
Appleton Jacob, with Einstein Bros. & Co.,
r. Clara ur Fourth
Appleton Thomas, supt hosiery dept Mission
Woolen Mills, res 732 Sixteenth
Appo Georgiana Mrs., hairdresser, r. 722
Broadway
Appo Junius, porter stmr Ancon, r. 722
Broadwaj'
Apponyi Charles E., architect, 2G Thurlow
blk, r. 1014 California
April George, bootmkr with C. Dietle, r. 333
Bush
Apted Walter, boatman, r. 212 Francisco
Aramam Frank, seaman stmr Orizaba
Arago Co. (Chinese) cigar factory, 750 Clay
Aras Gertrude Miss, r. 343 Jessie
Arata Angelo, pedlar, r. 1419 Dupont, rear
Arata F. <fe Co. (Francis Arata and D. Brig-
noni) hay and grain, 620 Broadway
Arata Francis (F. Arata & Co. ) r. 519 Green-
wich
Arata David, lab, r. 18 Ohio
Arata Giovanni, vegetables, 32 Colombo Mkt
Arata Louis, marble polisher with C. Bian-
ciui, r. 423 Filbert
Arata Nicholas, lab with G. Brignartello, r.
14 Union pi
Arata Pietro, lab with D. Ghirardclli, r.
415 Jackson
Arata S., vegetables, r. 736 Vallejo, rear
Arata S. L., boot polishing, 432 California,
r. 8 Scott pi
Aratta Andrew (Ratto & Aratta) r.519 Fourth
Aratta Geo., cooper, r. 1319 Sansome
Aratta Paul, vegetables, r. 3 Margaret pi
Ararus Alerio, waiter str Pelican
Arbogast Fred., upholsterer with Frank G.
Edwards, r. nw. cor Stockton and Clay
Arboudin Henrie, machinist, r. 1414 Stock
Arborelli Anthonis, upholsterer with Jus.
W. Biuuham & Co., r. 105 Prospect pi
Arbuckle Catherine, domestic, sw. cor Guer-
rero and Liberty
Arbuckle Henry, mining speculator, r. sw.
cor Sixteenth and Kentucky
Arbuthnot Wm., conductor Market-st R. R.,
r. 433 Laguna
Arcade Co. (Chinese) cigar factory, G12 Bat
Arcade House, Wm. H. Adams manager, 930
Market
Arcade House, A. Hartmann propr, 45 Sac
Arcade Restaurant, McCauley & Young
proprs, 11-13 Sixth
Arcaugelo Vannucchi, stableman with L.
Marsili & Co., r. 320 Broadway
Archbald John, surveyor S. F. Savings Un-
ion, r. 1312 Powell
Archer Alfred, carptr, r. 713 Filbert
Archer Catherine, widow, r. 10 Haywood
Archer Charles H., machinist with Tait &
Hainque, r. 415 Fifth
Archer Edward, r. Ill Prospect pi
Archer James, machinist, r. 174 Clementina
Archer J. H., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 204 Hyde
Archer M., widow, r. 1845 Mission
Archer Wra., machinist Philadelphia Brew-
ery, r. 417 Fifth
Archibad Thomas, saloon, 1 Valencia
Archibald Jennie, widow, furnished rooms,
,' 297 Clementina
Archibald F. D., canvasser, r. 12 Glen Prk av
Archibald J. W., molder Risdon Iron and
Locomotive Wks, r. 54 Third
Archibald Margaret, domestic, 2041 Howard
Areier John, with John Josserj r. 828 Green
Arctic Insurance Co., (of New York) Potter,
Jacobs & Easton, agts, 318 California
Ardery Aggie Miss, saleswoman with J.
Moorhead, r. 229 Geary
Ardery James A., porter with Johnston &
Veasey, r. 9 Cleaveland
Ardley David, upholsterer, r. 3 Hamson av
Ardrey J. A., prod mcht, Davis nr Wash
Areid Manuel G., shoemkr, r. 66 Post
Arendt E., upholsterer S. P. R. R., r. 729
Clementina
Arensberg Hermann, physician, r. 711 Hyde
Arents Albert, r, 1713 Leavenworth
Arenys Josephine, domestic 11 South Park
Arey Walter W., 'cashier with Linforth, Kel-
logg it Co., r. 2225 California
Arfort John B., blacksmith and wagonmkr,
218 Post, r. 023 Geary
Argall John (Birch, Argall & Co.) r. 317
Third
Argenta Leon, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Argenti & Galli (TuUio Argenti and Felix
Galli) proprs Centennial Marble Wks,
14 Taylor
Argenti Tullio (Argenti & Galli) r. 2929 Mis
Argentina G. & S. M. Co. (Lyon Co. Nev.)
^ Thad. S. Fitch sec, 240 Mont, rm 1
Arias Benancio, porter Loudon and S. F.
Bank, r. 107 Eighth
Arighi Giovanni, vegetables, 70 Colombo
Martcet
Arion Hall, Henry Grimm propr, no. cor
Kearny and Sutter
Arion House, Koenig & Wingara proprs,
nw. cor Brady and Stevenson
Aritola Dolores, biundress, r. 131H Dupont
Arizona and California Jlineral Prospecting
Co. (S. F.), John F. Stirling sec, 330
Pine, rms 28-30
CALIFORNIA FARMERS'
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
SH Califoruia Htreet.
BADGES and EMBLEMS in GOLD and ENAMELED,
MANUFACTURED BY D. W. LAIRD. 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT.
Arizona M. Co. (Arizona) Mark A. Shep-
ard sec, 606 Montgomery, rm 1
Arizona S. M. Co. (Unionville, Nev.) Wm.
Willis sec, 29 Nevada blk
Arizona Stage Line, David B. Jackson agt,
214 Montgomery
Arling Franz, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Arling Isaac, lab freight depot C. P. K. K.,
r. 366 Natoma
Arlington House, Cornwell & McLeod
proprs, 127 Kearny
Arltoter P., butcher, nw. cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
Armager Chas. W., policeman, r. 731 Clay
Armand August, porter, r. 1511 Dupont
Armand G., cook French Hospital, ss. Bry-
ant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Armand L., tailor, 307 Pine
Armand Pierre, boxmkr, Pacific Box Factory,
r. Willow nr Valencia
Armani Giovanni, lab, r. es. Old San Josfe
road nr Industrial School
Armann & Michaelis (Edward Armann and
Ernest Michaelis) barbers and baths,
624 Washington
Armann Edward (Ai-mann & Michaelis) r.
624 Washington
Armbrewster Julius, engraver with Levisou
Bros., r. 2232 Mission
Armbruster Daniel, carptr with Klein &
Dwyer, r. 11 Hickory
Armel Frank, butcher, r. Chestnut bet Jones
and Taylor
Armer Hermann, salesman with Kullman &
Armer, r. 205 >^ Fifteenth
Armer Max (Kullman & Armer) r. 1424 Bush
Armcs «& Dallam (George W. and Chas.
W. Armes and Richard B. Dallam) wood
and willow ware, 215-217 Sacramento,
factory 112 DaA'is
Armes Chas. W. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oak-
land
Armes George W. (Armes & Dallam) r.
Oakland
Armes Moses, insurance agt, r. 5 Stockton
Armington Edward J., comj^ositor with A.
L. Bancroft & Co., r. 927 Washington
Armington Edward R., tailor with G. B.
Davis, r. 927 Washington
Armington George H., salesman with Dun-
ham, Carrigau & Co., r. West Oakland
Armitage George F. J., sailmkr, r. 1008
McAllister
Armitage John, sailmkr, r. 1008 McAllister
Armitage Josejih, druggist and apothecary,
512 Kearny
Armonino P., vegetables, 75 Colombo Mrkt
Armor Wm., brtdr with Michael Flannigau,
r. 200 Pacific
Armory Hall, ne. cor Montgomery and Sac
Arms Moses, policeman, r. 2 Hopeton Ter-
race
Armstead John W., waiter Palace Hotel
Armstrong Bcnj. F., salesman with J. W.
Shaetfer & Co., 323 Sacramento
Armstrong Carrie Mias, actress. Bella Uoiou
Theatre, r. 559 Mission
Armstrong Chas., deck hand tug Lookout, r.
238 Steuart
Armstrong Chris., elk with Michael Connell,
r. cor Harriet and Folsom
Armstrong D., elk, r. 406 Clementina
Armstrong D., i)ressiiian with John H.
Knarstou, r. 721 Market
Armstrong Dennis, salesman, r. 206 Perry
Armstrong Edward J. M., elk with B. S.
Brooks, r. 1103 Montgomery
Armstrong E. J., elk, r. 220 Third
Armstrong Frank, drayman with Meeker,
James .t Co., r. 522 O'Farrell, rear
Armstrong George, dk with Jason Springer,
r. 521 Folsom
Armstrong George, lab, r. 915 Mission
Aril! strong George, shoemkr. r. Ill Geary
Armstrong George shoemkr with Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 247 Stevenson
Armstrong George, woodworker, r. 521 Fol
Armstrong Henry, painter, r. 16th bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Armstrong Henry, seaman str Orizaba, r.
127 Folsom
Armstrong H. T., carptr, r. 1614 Jessie
Armstrong James, r. 417 Powell
Armstrong James, gatekeeper City and Coun-
ty Hospital, r. es. Harrison, nr 24th
Armstrong James, lab, r. cor Hunt and Third
Armstrong James, jirojor Eagle Brewery, sw.
cor 14th and Folsom
Armstrong Jennie Miss, r. ns. Union bet
Webster and Fillmore
Armstrong J. L. & Co. (J. L. Armstrong
and F. H. Kellogg) stockbrokers, 6
Leidesdorft'
Armstrong Joanna, widow, r. sw. cor Churu-
busco and Henrietta
Armstrong John, elk, r. 1224 Pacific
Ai-mstrong John G., cooper, 104 Commercial,
r 1009 Vallejo
Armstrong John, lab, res 670% Clementina
Armstrong John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Armstrong John, saloon, 117 Jackson, r. 430
1 Drumm
j Armstrong John, tailor, r. 109 Minna
] Armstrong John, varnisher. r. 39 Oak Grove
av
Armstrong John H., lather, r. ss. 27th nr
Alabama
Armstrong John L. (John L. Armstrong &
Co.) r. 611 Locust
Armstrong Lizzie, boxmkr Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 206 Perry
Armstrong Martin, cigars and tobacco, 529%
East
Ai'mstrong Mary, furnished room8,169 Minna
Armstrong I'eter, seaman bark Montana
Armstrong R. J., conductor Sutter-st K. R., r.
553 Tenth
Armstrong Robert, cooper, 72 Oregon, r. 22
Hampshire
Armstrong Robt., horsetrainer, r. 805 Bryant
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
824, 826 Kearny Si. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
Free Coach to the House. H. C. PATRIOGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, FLOWERS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
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Armstrong Robert, broker, r. loth ur Zoe
Armstroug Ilobert B., bkpr with M. J. Fla-
vin, r. 417 Powell
Armstrong S;imuel C, hatter with George
F. Miller, r. 5G4 Bryant
Armstroug Samuel P., teamster with Dutton
& Moore, r. 30:3 Bartlett
Armstrong Thomas, j^lasterer, r. 20 Sac
Ai'mstroug Thos., helper Enterprise Mills,
r. 20 Sacramento
Armstroug Thos. H., shoe mnfr, r. 566 Brj'-
ant
Armstrong Tilley Miss, elk with Mrs. Annie
Riley, r. 206 Perry.
Armstroug Truman B., tinsmith with IIol-
brook, Merrill <& Co., r. 921 Jackson
Armstrong Wm., compositor Chronicle, r.
219 Minna-
Armstroug Wm., grainerwith C. Courteuav,
r. 307 Eighteenth
Armstrong Wm-. H., elk U. S. Medi-
cal Directors' ofiice, r. lOlo Howard
Armstroug Wm. J., salesman with S. Mos-
grove & Co., r. 220 Third
Armstrong Wm. W., bkpr with J. C. Winans
Armstrong — , carptr, r. 9 Mason
Armstrong — , conductor, r. 530 Valencia
Armstrong — , shoemkr, r. Stanford Hotel
Arnaud Albert A., ])usiness mngr with Mrs.
M. Sajous, r. 1-1 Stockton
Arnaud Paul, upholsterer, 324 Dupont, r.
822 Larkin
Arnberger Frank, musician Grand Opera
House, r. 1305 Montgomery
Arnd Margaret, lodgings, 719 Clay
Arndepa Panne, chicken ranch, Gates nr
Crescent av
Arndt Rudolph, lab Bay Sugar Refinery, r.
3 Union'
Arnendu Chas. X., porter, r. 25 Second
Arneson H. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 906 Fil-
bert
Arneson S., lab, r. 906 Filbert
Arnest John, photographer with Bradley &
Rulofson, r. Oakland
Arnett August, junk dealer, r. 318 Francisco
Arnett Henry, steward Hose No. 5. S. F. Fire
Dept, Market bet Tenth and Eleventh
Arnheim Gustavus S., jeweler with R. W.
Jackson, r. 8 Steuart
Arnheim Herman S., jeweler with R. W.
Jackson, r. 8 Steuart
Arnheim Julius S. (S. S. Arnheim &, Son)
r. 24 Steuart
Arnheim S. S. & Son (Sam'l S. and Julius S.
Arnheim) drugs and medicines, 24 Stcu
Arnheim Samuel S. (S. S. Arnheim & Son)
r. 8 Steuart
Arnheim Wm. S., mnfrg jeweler and watch-
mkr, 8 Steuart
Arnhold Benj., elk with Brown & Doamond,
r. 527 Turk
Arnhold Hugo, salesman mth Lilienthul &
Co., r. .527 'lurk
Arno August, boxmkr, r. 12 Willow av
Arnold A. Mrs., millinery, fancy goods and
notions, 1400 Polk
Arnold Adam, butcher with Catlow & John-
son, r. 11th av nr R. R. av, S. S. F.
Arnold Amanda, widow, r. 207 Fair Oaks
Arnold Anna, widow, r. .ss. Powell av nr
Mission
Arnold Augustus, sawyer Enterprise Mills, r.
Third bet Howard and Mis.sion
Arnold Austin, cashier with Marcus C. Haw-
ley & Co., 108 Front
Arnold Benj. E., butcher, r. 634 Twenty-
Ihird
Ai-uold liroH. (Cyrus M. and Gilbert C.
Arnold ) real estate and money brokers,
423 Kearny
Arnold Caspar, hatter, 135 Post
Arnold ("has. H., compositor with H. S.
Crocker ct Co., r. 7 Rxiss
AruoW Chas. W., l)kpr with Edward B. Per-
rin, r. 1114 Market
Arnold Cyrus M. (Arnold Bros.) r. 24th bet
Mission and Valencia
Arnold E., elk Arlington Hoiise, 127 Kearny
Arnold Elbridge F., optician, 427 Kearny, r.
822 Filbert
Arnold Ferdinand D., letter carrier P. 0., r.
so., cor Guerrero and 20th
Arnold Frederick R., compositor with H. S.
Crocker & Co., r. 1314 Kearny
Arnold F. W., cooper, 116 Oregon and 3
Chambers, r. 523 Octavia
Arnold Geo. H., elk Occidental Hotel
Arnold Geo. W., teamster, r. ne. cor Bryant
and Napa
Arnold Gilbert C. (Arnold Bros.) r. 2728
Mission
Arnold Gottlieb, butcher.ws. Mission nr 30th
Arnold James W., policeman, r. cor Beale
and Howard
Arnold John F., conductor Clay-st R. R., r.
1503 Leavenworth
Arnold Joseph, wood and coal, 333 Third, r.
331 Third
Arnold Marcus P., letter carrier P. 0., r.
1503 Leavenworth
Arnold Matthew, machinist Union Iron
Works, r. 82 Natoma
Arnold N. H. *fc Co. (Noah S. Arnold)
hardware, com mcht and mnfrs agts, 310
California
Arnold Noah S. (N. S. Arnold & Co.) r.
1306 Pine
Arnold Otto, collector London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. 719 Sutter
Arnold Philip, baker, r. 1319 Kearny
Arnold Rebecca H., widow, r. se. cor Guer-
rero and 20th ,
Arnold Richard, stonemason, r. 317 First
Arnold Rufus W., driver with Sedgley &
Davis, r. 1622 Jessie
Arnold Thos. C, salesman with Hecht Bros.
\- Co..r. 107 Ridley
.\ruold T. J., chief engineer State Harbor
Commissioners, r. Oakland
r\r-r\ l»/ /%| Am/ 645 MARKET, we^t of Palaco Hotel. wholcMlonM.ln-tallilealer in
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V>ILUi VYi vLnniXj paper hang NGS, and dealer mallklDds or Sbode Materials.
WATCHES and CLOCKS for Sale and REPAIRED,
BY D. W. LAIRD. 613 MONTGOMERY STREET. Cor. MERCHANT.
Arnold Uriah K., bkpr with Greenebaum
Bios., r. 1017 Polk
Arnold "\Vm. H., ninfr Paragon stoves, 44
Fourth, r. 7 Euss
Arnold Wm. T., printer N. Y. Photograph
Gallery, r. 7 Euss
Arnold — , widow, r. 11 Kearny
Arnot Nathaniel D., manager Vulcan Iron
Works, r. 2615 Mission
Arnot N. D. jr., bkpr Vulcan Iron Works, r.
Mission bet 21st and 2'2d
Arnott Tho., expressman, se. cor Fourth and
Howard, r. 984 Harrison
Aruoudts Constant, with St. Denis & Ches-
ney, r. niS'A Mason
Arnoudts L. Mme., artificial flowers, r. 420
Sutter
Arnson John, seaman, r. 331 Brannan
Arnstein Eugene (Stein, Simon »k Co.) r.
332 Eddy
Arnstein I., r. 332 Eddy
Arnstein Ludwig, bkpr with Stein, Simon &
Co., r. 208 Eddy
Arnthe George, cook Palace Hotel
Amy — , carptr, r. 720 Stockton
Aron Isidor, salesman with Bornstein Bros.,
r. 44 Third
Aronshou Isidor (I. Jacobs & Co.) r. 527
Stevenson
Aronsohu Sigmund, Ins. agt, r. 5 Monroe
Aronsohn Simon, with I. Jacobs & Co., r. 521
Jessie
Aronson Abraham, furnitiu-e and bedding,
1326 Stockton, r. se. cor Vallejo and
Stockton
Aronson B., tailor, r. 913 Battery rear
Aronson D., r. 643 Vallejo
Aronson G. & Co. (Geo. Aronson and A. P.
Craner) loan office, 110 Kearny
Aronson Geo. (G. Aronson & Co.) r. 514
Eddy
Aronson Julius, dk with Colman Bros., r.
515 Sacramento
AroiiMtein A<Ioir, physician, 29 Kearny,
r. 520 Jones
Arpe Antonio, cook with F. Bazzurs, 105 Pac
Arpe Domiuico, fruit, 639 Post
Arper Albert D., collector, 533 Kearuv, r.
2132 Howard
Arper Geo., sticker Cal. Mills, r. 2132 How-
ard
Arper Thos., machinist, r. 2132 Howard
Arper Walter, collector, 533 Kearny, r. 213ii
Howard
Arpin Paul, porter with Adam & Kibbe, r.
se. cor Commercial and Montgomery
Arps Hcrnian, dishwasher with H. Bern-
hamer, r. 82 Golden
Arps Trine, domestic, sw. cor Polk and Edd}'
Arques Clemente, real estate, 4-5 Montgom-
ery blk. r. 12.34 Stockton
Arrambide JohnB., money broker, 611 Mont-
gomery, r. 759 Harrison
Arrcola Margarito, deputv poundkeeper, r.
2425 Dupont
AiTJgoni Napoleon, fresco painter, r. 1910
Mason
Arrigoni Napoleone, fresco painter, r. 9
Union pi, rear
Arrillaga Santiago, music teacher, r. 129
Third
Arrington Nicholas T., bkpr ^nth Newton
Bros. & Co., r. 1826 O'Farrell
Arrington W. B., frwdg dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 643 Folsom
Arrison Henry, carptr, r. 27 Jessie bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Arrowsmith Augustus T., civil engineer, 432
Montgomery, rm 9, r. 461 Natoma
Arrowsmith Henry (Parratt, Arrowsmith &
Co.) res 33 Stevenson bldg
Arrowsmith John, lab P. M. S. S. Co., r. 5
Tehama
Arrowsmith Joseph, elk, r. 24 Glen Park av
Arrowsmith — , r. 912 Washington
Arroyo Yanuario (J. Trejos k Co.) res 11
Second av
Arteche Frank, boxmkr Union Box Factorj',
r. Jackson bet Mason and Powell
Artheuans Victor, cook Occidental Restau-
rant
Arthur Eveline A., widow, r. nw. cor Mission
and 25th
Arthur E. M., paying teller The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco, res Oakland
Arthur George F., barber with Herman
Hauser, r. 18 Anna
Arthur George N., mcht, off cor Davis and
Pine, r. Oakland
Arthur William S., bakery, r. 259 Third
Articary Anton, harnessmkr with J. W.
White, r. ns. Vallejo bet Kearny and
Montgomery
Artigues E. & Co. (Emile, John and Louis
Artigues) tripe, calves' head and feet, 14
S. F. Market
Artigues Emile (E. Artigues & Co.) r. ss. 5th
av, S. S. F.
Artigues John (E. Artigues & Co.) r. 321
Union
Artigues Louis (E. Artigues & Co.) r. France
Artus Pierre, waiter C34 Pacific
Artzberger Mortou, painter, r. 1614 Bush
Aryew John, steward ship Frank N. Thayer
AnhI Adolpli, saloon, 1237 Mission
Asalino R., tailor with AVright it Harmon,
r. cor 27th and Folsom
Asbury Frank, plumber, r. 1105 Powell
Asbury Geo. T., lab, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Asch Benj., barber with Wm. Landgiibe,
r. 417 Clementina
Asch Wm., furrier, r. 417^ Clementina
Ascheck Henry F., marblecutter with John
Daniel, r. 361 Jessie
Ascheim Jacob M., r. cor Sansome and Com-
mercial
Ascheim M. S.' mcht, r. 530 Howard
A»ehen A IIeiiiein»nn (Ernest F.
Aschen and Ernest A. Heinemann) gro-
ceries, se. cor Leavenworth and Vallejo
EPIilTTADn S. rf\ 405 and 407 SANSOME STREET, TTAQ
• UUI I I nnU 06 \j\J,f Importers Japan and Chiua I LMO.
IF YOU WANT A FINE FIT, GO TO
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, 50 SECOND STREET, Near MISSION.
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Aschen Ernest F. (Aschen & Heinemann) r.
nw. cor Bush and Octavia
Ascher Beuj., longshoreman, r. ne. cor Bat-
tery and Green
Ascherson Emil, bkpr, r. 432 Clementina
Aschheim Israel J., moneybroker, 419 San-
some, r. St. George House
Aschheimer S. J., mcht, r. Grand Central
Hotel
Aschmann Wm., groceries, sw. cor Stockton
and Vallejo, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Aschmann Wm. A. (Hennings & Aschmann)
r. 1616 Powell
Ash Bros. (Leo, Jacob and Hermann
Ash) imps and mufrs clothing and furn-
ishing goods, 13-15 Battery
Ash David, nailmkr, r. 24 Verona
Ash Edward, porter Russ House
Ash Hermann (Ash Bros.) r. 1355 Post
Ash I., furrier and fur dyer, 329 Third
Ash Jacob (Ash Bros.) r. New York
Ash James, tel operator, r. 1050 Howard
Ash Leo (Ash Bros.) r. 1355 Post
Ash Lewis, actor New Olympic Varieties, r.
St. George Hotel
Ash Mary, widow, r. 117 Natoma
Ash Robert, atty-at-law, 607 Kearny, rm
1, r. 115 Eddy
Ash Thos. P., phonographer, r. 17 Grand av
Ashbridge Thos., engineer str Gaelic
Ashburner Wm., mining engineer, r. 1014
Pine
Ashbury. Monroe, capitalist, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Ashby E. W., atty-at-law, 533 Kearny, r. 907
Stockton
Ashby Lyman, carptr, r 414 Pacific
Ashcroft Henry, elk P. M. S. S. Co., r. 600
Jones
Ashcroit Wm., master U. S. str General Mc-
Pherson, r. 1208 Jackson
Ashdowu Archibald, accountant, 507 Mont-
gomery, rm 3
Ashe Caroline L., widow, r. 512 Eddy
Ashe Gregory, porter with John E. Richards,
r. 217% Clara
Ashe Matthew, brtdr with John E. Richards,
nw. cor Mission and 30th
Ashenheim — , elk, r. 812 Kearny
Asher A. F., clothing, 408 Fourth
Asher Alexander B., policeman, r. 10 Willow
av
Asher Colman, cigars and tobacco, 1304%
Polk
Asher Geo., lab, r. 616 Broadway
Asher S. & Co. (Simon Asher and Herrmann
Smith) mufrs oil clothing, 325 Davis
Asher Simon (S. Asher & Co.) r. 107 Vir-
ginia
Asherson Emil, agt Hebrew Observer, r. 432
Clementina
Ashes Chas., seaman, r. ne. cor Washington
and Drumm
Ashley D. R. Mrs., r. 712 Bush
Ashley John, pantryman Brooklyn Hotel
Ashley Pacific L., porter Cal. Furn. Mnfg
Co., and stoker Engine No. 3, S. F. Fire
Dept, r. 1313 California
Ashley W. H. Mrs., dressmkr, 120 Sutter
Ashman Charles, machinist, r. 54 First
Ashman Richard T., engineer and machinist,
r. nw. cor Sierra and Indiana
Ashmead k Kellum (G. S. Ashmeadand C.
D. Kellum) carptrs, 5 Beale
Ashmead G. S. (Ashmead & Kellum) r. ws.
Mariposa bet Columbia and Bryant
Ashmore Thos., with Joseph Marshall, r.
Paris House
Ashmore Wm. E., storekpr Cosmopolitan
Hotel, r. 8 Dale pi
Ashton Chas., elk, r. 627 O'FaiTell
Ashton Chas., real estate agt, 120 Sutter r.
9 Hubbard
Ashton Chas. S., with S. F. Stock Board, r.
es. Fillmore bet Green and Union
Ashton Wm., mate ship British General
Ashton William C, collector with Renton,
Holmes & Co., r. 408 Bryaflt
Ashton — , r. nw. cor 15th and Shotwell
Ashwanden John, waiter with Casimir &
Anthes, r. 13% Geary
Ashworth James, painter, r. 2104 Stockton
Ashworth Thos., capitalist, r. 806 McAllister
Askey Armstrong, wharfinger North Point
Dock, r. 106 Francisco
Askhan Chas., steward str Reform
Assmaun Adolph, mnfr caviar and
dealer fancy groceries, 32 California
Market, r. es. Jersey bet Alameda and
El Dorado,
Asmus John, lab with National Flour Mills,
r. 1597 Turk
Asmussen Wm., groceries, 498 Eighth
Asmussem Wm. A., grocery, ne. cor Eighth
and Harrison, r. 1191 Harrison
Asmi;sser John, farmer, r. ne. cor Russia
and San Jos^ Road
Aspe Mades, r. 112 Tehama
Aspinwall Peter, messman str Gaelic
Aspuuder Hugo, seaman, r. 812 Kearny
Assalino Nicolai, tailor, r. ss. 27th nr Wash-
ington av
Assalino Salvador, cook Brooklyn Hotel, r.
ss. 27th nr Washington av
Asscenger Elizabeth, widow, laundress, 3
Mary lane
Assel Perra, cook, r. 402 Broadway
Assessment Guide, Chas. E. Pfeifer mana-
ger, 423 Washington
Assessment Guide Publishing Co., pub As-
sessment Guide, C. E. Pfeifer manager,
423 Washingtf>n
Assessor's Oflive, 22 City Hall, first
floor
Assion Henry, tailor, r. 734 Broadway
Assion Jos., mcht tailor 205 Montgomery,
r. 348 Third
Assion Jos., tailor, 734 Broadway
Assolanlteri John, boarding, 2 Gardner
^;j|^l"s*,i," *r"' CftLIFOBNH nmm Mutual Fire Insurance JSSOCIATION,
JEWELRY Made to Order and REPAIRED,
AT D. W. LAIRD'S, 6t3 MONTGOMERY STREET. Corner MERCHANT.
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Associated Veterims M(?xicim War, Tbos. J.
Knipe pres., H. L. Van Geistcifiekl
sec, J. F. Bekcait trcas., hall us. Bry-
aut ur Third
Asteu Ferdinand 0., saloon, 3 Dupout, and
costumer, lG-18 Geary
Asterloseh S., cabinetmkr, r. 529 Greenwich
Aston D., painte;-, r. 51-i Bush
Aston Jas., gaslittev, r. 461 Jessie
Aston Sarah E., widow, r. -iCl Jissie
Astor Block, se. cor Sacramento and Webb
Astor House, Adolpho Sigelke propr, 511
Broadway
Astredo Anthony, saloon, G35 Washington,
r. 914 Vallejo
Aswell Chas., messenger with Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. ISYi Harriet
Asztalos Samuel, cabinetmkr, r. 529 Green-
wich
Atal Marx, jeweler, r. 165 Tehama
Atchinsou B. M. & Co. (B. M. Atchinson and
E. L. Cutten) dairy prod, 16-17 and2 8-
30 Centre Market
Atchinson B. M. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.)
r. Brooklyn
Atchinsou Thomas, r. 314 Bush
Atchison B. T., seaman, r. 1317 Sansome
Atlicaru «fe Co. (Chas. G. and Joseph
H. Athearn) groceries, provisions, ship
stores, etc., 6 Stcuavt
Athearn Chas. G. (Athearn & Co.) r. 815
Laguna
Athearn Frank, delivery dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.
Athearn Joseph H. (Athearn & Co.) r. 17
Second av
Athearn Wm., forwarding dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1707 Leavenworth
Athenau Joseph, porter with H. A. Depier-
ris, 325 Montgomery av
Athern Chas. M., milkman, r. 1313 Larkin
Atherston Thos. S., bkpr, r. 112 Austin
Atherton G. H. B. (Stanford & Atherton)
r. Fair Oaks
Atherton Faxton D., capitalist (and J. E.
Cook &, Co.) 705 Sansome, r. Fair Oaks
Atiges John, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Atkiu James, boilermkr, r. 266 Clementina
Atkin Robert, carptr with S. C. Bugbee &
Son, r. cor Minna and Second
Atkins A. E., shipjiing master, r.&]4 Garden
Atkins E., porter with Yates & Co., r. 621
California
Atkins Henry B., groceries andreal estate agt,
86. cor Jones and O'Farrell, r. 2 Rose
Atkins Job, sailmkr with C. C. Funk, r 26
Rousch
Atkins John, stockbroker, r. 120 Perry
Atkins Joseph, machinist P. M. S. S. Co., r.
Ill Silver
Atkins Robert, r. 318 Davis
Atkins Robt. C. (Orr & Atkins) r. 608 Geary
Atkinson, Lyon & Co. (Thos. T. Atkinson,
Wm. H. Lyon, Henry L. Cohen and
Aaron Duud) stockbrokers, 405% Cal
Atkinson Chas., mate l)ark Willard ^ludgett
Atkinson Chas. E., carbuilder, r. ws. Wash-
ington av bet 27lh and 28th
AtkiuMon I>uvi(l. propr California Laun-
dry. Russ al, r. uw. cor Church and
Elizabeth
Atkinson Francis, fireman Engine No. 6, S.
F. Fire Dept, r. 147% Shipley
Atkinson Francis, master manner, r. cor
Broadway and Hyde
Atkinson Geo., v\k general freight off. C.
P. R. R., r. East Oakland
Atkinson Geo., F., woodturner and fruits,
237 Sixth, r. 12 Tehama
Atkinson Geo. McClure, collector with
Brown k Desmond, r. 631 Webster
Atkinson Harry, carptr Union Box Factorv,
r. Oakland
Atkinson James, saloon, 538 and 1021
Market, r. 41 Tehama
Atkinson James, with Sanitarium Baths, r.
2210 Powell
Atkinson J. B. (L. Atkinson & Co.) r. Phil-
adelphia, Pa
Atkinson John C, chairmkr, r. nw. cor
Taylor and Market
Atkinson Joseph H., r. 1032 Broadway
AtkinsonL. & Co. (Lewis and J. B.Atkinson)
imps shirts, 22 Sansome
Atkinson Lewis (L. Atkinson & Co.) r. 405
Powell
Atkinson Nathan, real estate, 507 Mont-
gomery, r. 805 Tyler
Atkinson Philip, coUarmkr with Main & Win-
chester, r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Rose H., widow, r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Thos., r. nw. cor Church and
Elizabeth
Atkinson Thos., real estate, r. 24 How., rear
Atkinson Thos. E., bkpr with George D.
Gardiner & Co., r. 208 Eighteenth
Atkinson Thos. T. (Atkinson, Lyon & Co.)
r. 112 Hyde
Atkinson Wm., elk, r. ne. cor 23d and Mis
Atkinson Wm., sailmkr with J. S. Blakiston,
r. 173 Drumm
Atkinson W. J., surgeon P.M. S. S. Co.
Atlnntic uud Pacific Telegraph
Co. (Pacific Division) Lelaud Stanford
l)res, Richard P.Hammond gen manager,
F. S. Vaudenburgh gen supt, J. G.
Bloomer ofidce manager, gen office 507
California, branch offices se. cor Front
and Sacramento, Market-st Wharf,
Palace Hotel, Lick House, Baldwin's
Hotel, Grand Hotel and cor Fourth and
Town.send
Atlautic Con. M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.)
Peter Robertson sec, 330 Pine, rm 57
Atlantic Gardens, Hildebrand &, Heydenaber,
proprs, 310-312 Francisco
Atlantic Giant Powder Co. (New York) H.
Pichoir sec, 10 California
Atlautic House, Michael McDonald propr,
20 Sacramento
INTTDNATiniMAI UnTTI 824, eZS Kearny St. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
Ill I Lniin I lUlinL llU I LL, Free Coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE. Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, DEALER IN SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME
STREET.
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Atlantic Straw Wrks, Forrest & Co., proprs,
132 Fourth
Atlas Insurance Co. (of Hartford) Hutchin-
son, Mann & Smith agts, 314 Cal
Atridge Thos., porter, r. 1307 BroadM'ay
Attal Marks, jeweler with Edwards cfcTuckey,
r. Ifio Tehama
Attell Seymour, tailor, 640% Howard
Atterbery Alex. N., bkpr with J. N. McCune,
r. ne. cor Valencia and Willow av
Attinger Gottlieb, bootmkr, 117 Leidesdorfif,
r. 31 Morton
Attinger John, tailor with A. W. Wolf, r.
242 Minna
Attrian Frank, butcher, r. 2626 Bryant
Attridge Arthur, shoemkr with Einstein
Bros. & Co., r. 5 Noe
Attridge James, lab, Front-st Warehouse, r.
416 Broadway
Attridge Sarah, domestic. 409 Van Ness av
Attridge Thos.. lab, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Attridge Thos., porter with Lewis P. Sage,
r. 1307 Broadway
Attwater Thos., bootblack, nw. cor Califor-
nia and Montgomery, r. cor W^ashing-
ton and Davis
Attwood Chas., seaman, r. 1322 Kearny
Attwood Geo. Elliott (Nichols «fc Attwood)
r. 169 Perry
Attwood Melville, mining engineer, r. 722
Bush
Attwood Wm., lab with Torrens & Enricht,
r. Golden Gate Park
Attwood Wm. H., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Atwell & Darius (E. E. Atwell and H.
Darius) butchers, 12 Union Market
Atwell Edward, butcher, r. 210 Third
Atwell Edward E. (Atwell & Darius) r. 745
Howard
Atwill & West (Joseph F. Atwill and H. E.
West; i^roprs Western Mining Agency
and stock brokers, 419 Cal, rm 27
Atwill Joseph F. (Atwill &■ West) r. Oakland
Atwood Amaziah S., conductor Market-st R.
R., r. Cincinnati Hotel
Atwood Carrie L. Mrs., teacher Girls' High
School, r. 1511 Clay
Atwood E. A., carptr, r. 1511 Clay
Atwood E. C, lab with W. T. Garratt, r. 261
Minna
Atwood William, stock broker, r. 215 Keav
Atzeroth Frederick (Baettge & Atzeroth) r.
132 Oregon
Aubert Albert, pork packer, 10 S. F.
Market, r. 3 Graham pi
Aubert F., cook French Hospital, ss. Bryant
bet Fifth and Sixth
Aubert G. Matthew, physician, 504 Kearny
AulKjrt Paul C, jeweler, r. 1314 O'Farrell
Aubert P. L., jeweler with Levison Bro., r.
1314 O'Farrell
Aubert Peter G., joiner, r. 620 Fulton
Aubonnet August, propr Europe Hotel, sw.
cor Dupont and Morton
Aubrey Chas., carptr, r. 1328 California
Aubrey Chas. A., metal roofer with Conlin
tt Koberts, r. 1326 California, rear
Aubrey Chas. B., elk with Pennsylvania C.
R. R., r. es. Chatanooga bet 22nd and
23d
Aubrey Francis 0., carptr and builder, r. ne.
cor Chatiinooga and 23d
Aubrey Matilda, domestic, 1637 Howard
Auclair Fruncoi!4, propr Union Franco-
Aniericau Society Hotel and agt French
mdse, 629 Front
AudemartC. Mrs., French laundry, 332 Sut
Audemurt Manuel, porter with Henry
Schroeder &Co., r. 332 Sutter
Audiffred — , dishwasher, r. 717 Pacific
Auditfred H., wood and coal, 3 Mission, r.
1S21 Bush
Auer Diego, with P. S. Estrade, r. cor Lom-
bard and Octavia
Auerbach & Miihael (Louis Auerbach and
Joseph Michael) cigars, 539 Clay
Auerbach A., elk with M. Braudensteiu &
Co., r. 709 O'Farrell
Auerbach Alfred, fringemaker with Fromm
<fe Schaefer, r. 14 Harriet
Auerbach Carl M., bkpr with Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 1310 Larkiu
Auerbach Jacob J., physician, 310% Stock
Auerbach L. A: Co. (L. Auerbach and S. L.
Goldberg) cigars and tobacco, 309 East
Auerbach Leopold, r. 516 O'Farrell
Aiaerbach Louis (Auerbach & Michael) r.
Oakland
Auerbach Louis (L. Auerbach k Co.) r. 14
Harriet
Aufrichtig Morris, mnfg jeweler, 2% Sixth,
r. 517 Stevenson
Auger B. E. & Co. (B. Eugene Auger) imprs
and com mchts and agts Buena Vista
Vinicultural Society, 409 Battery
Auger B. Eugene (B. E. Auger & Co.) r. 826
Howard
Auger Eugene A., elk with B. E. Auger «fc
Co., r. 826 Howard
Auger Flora, milliner, 121 Stockton
Auger John, baker, 911 Pacitic, r. 121 Stock
Auger Lambert, instrumentmkr with John
C. Sack, r. 125 Tehama
Augur Lewis S. (A. T. Sherwood & Co.) r.
17 Tyler
Auger Louis T., carptr, r. 1857 Stev, rear
Augsburgh Fred. (Faucett & Augsburgh) r.
63 Minmt
August J., lab S. F. Grading Co., Long Bridge
August John E., elk with Mehrtcns & Co.,
r. 1230 Mission
August M., machinist, r. Excelsior Hotel
August Cliche), lauudryman, r. H26 Green
Augusta Kindergarten, Mrs. H. Semler prin.,
534 Turk
Augustin Win., cabinotmkrwith W. G. Weir,
r. cor 27th and Folsom
Augustine Audolf, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Augustine Morris, bkpr with Rosenbaum &
Friedmann, r. 23 Kearny
Or"/^ 11/ /^l Am/ 64S III A RHET. vest of Palace Hotel, wboleMie an<l rcUII dealer in
ULO. W. CLARK, PAPER HANGINGS^''^'""""^"''^"'^'""'^''"^'^"'"*''"'^"^
and dealer In all kludit of Shade Material):-
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS AND BADGES,
MANUFACTURED BY D. W. LAIRD, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT.
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Augustiiiy John (Sagguii & Augustiny) r. !
108 Fell
Augustus Frank, vninisher with Kragen &
Co., r. lOG Minna
Augustus Joseph, painter, r. llliJ Mont
Augwhart Alexander, seaman bark Comorin
Axiia George, fireman S. P. R. R., r. 910 Har
Aiild James, salesman with David Porter,
r. 2210 Pine
Aulshan — , lab Merchants Dry Dock
Ault Joseph P., hostler, r. 235 Minna
Ault M. M. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 513
Taylor
Ault Mathias, miller National Flour Mills,
r. 28 McAllister
Anna P. 0., carptr, r. Germania nr Webster
Auradou <t Tortell (A. L. Auradou and Wm.
Tortell) game and poultry, 507 Merchant
Auradoii A. L. (Auradou & Tortell) r. 520
Merchant
Aureola G. & S. M. Co. (Lyon Co.Nev.)Thad.
S. Fitch sec, 240 Montgomery, rm 1
Aurignac Marcelin, florist, front Lick Hoiise
Aurouze Marius & Co. (Marius Aurouze and
Edouard Flicourt) laarbers 203 Mont av
Aurouze Marius (Marius Aurouze & Co.) r.
738 Vallejo
Auslein Arthur, fitter City Iron "Works, r.
Alameda
Ausman Otto H., varnisher with J. A. Sha-
ber, r. 254 Tehama
Auster Peter Henry, drayman, 407 Battery,
r. nw. cor Union and Larkin
Austerumhle Chas., cook with Schramm &
Schnabel, r. 213 Prospect pi
Austett Antoine, salesman \nth Grogan &
Anstett, r. 725 Green
Austett Armand (Grogan & Anstett) r. 727
Green
Austin Alexander (J. M. Walker «Sc Co.) r.
Occidental Hotel
Austin Alexander, porter str Pelican
Austin Arthur C, invoice elk with Linforth,
Kellogg (fe Co., r. Oakland
Austin B. C, tin can and box factorj', 414
Merchant, r. 1520 Taylor
Austin B. F., gilder, r. 1725 Mission
Austin Chas. W., stonecutter with Larseneur
k Sheerin, r. 404 Bryant
Austin D. S., 1st oflScer str City of San Fran-
cisco
Austin Edward C, fireman Sacramento boat,
r. 335 Tehama
Austin Edwd, longshoreman, r. 12 Tehama pi
Austin Emmet, bkpr with S. L. Mastick &
Co., r. Oakland
Austin Frank B., editor New Age, 420 Kear-
ny, r. Grand Hotel
Austin Henry, dentist, 634 Washington
Austin Henry S. (Thos. H. Selby & Co.) r.
Stockton
Aiistin Isaac, engineer, r. 227 Main
Austin Isaac V., r. 1719 Jessie
Austin James, lab, r. 313 Pacific
Austin John, fruits and confectionery, 2015
Mission
Austin Joseph, drayman with Crane, Hast-
ings & Co., r. 717 Natoma
Austin Joseph, port warden, 525 Front, r.
Palace Hotel
Austin Marquis E., stockbroker, 639 Kearny,
r. East Oakland
Austin M. F. Miss, priu Clarke Institute
Austin Orlando H., plast€rer, r. 227 Second
Austin O. H., carptr, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Austin Richard, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Austin Sampson jr., packer with O. Lawton
& Co., r. 1614 Post
Austin Thos., carjjtr with J. P. Curtis, r.
Philadelphia House
Austin Thos. A., machinist ^tna Iron Works,
r. 310 Ninth
Auston W' 1. H., tel operator, r. 2324 Clay
Australia jj., bootblack, r. 2 Morse
Autrey Wm., watchman, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Aiistrian Benevolent Society, 71 New Mont
Autetxil George D., conductor Cent. R. R.,
r. Excelsior Hotel
Auther George, barber, r. 20 Anna
Auxellary Samuel, jobber, r. 929 Wash
Auzenhofer Louis, farmer r. ws. Ocean
House Road ur Industrial School
Auzerman Herman, seaman, r. 415 East
Auzheney Lizzie, cook, 11 Essex
Avan John, policeman, r. 13 Tehama
Avaus Georgia Miss, teacher, r. 427 Sutter
Ave Frank, lab Pac. Dis. and Ref. Co., r.
nw. cor Pierce and Chestnut
Avenue House, Leo Pipier propr, 808-810
Kearny
Averan Clemence Madame, dressmkr, r. 627
Union
Averan Jacob, cabinetmkr, r. 627 Union
Averill Jackson L., bkpr with H. M. Black
A: Co., r. 851 Market
Avers James, bootmkr, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Averv <k Crosby S. M. Co. (Douglas Co.
Nev.) W. A. M. Van Bokkelen sec, 320
Sansome, rm 21
Avery B. P., widow, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Avery Daniel W., foreman with West Coast
Furn. Co., r. 177 Perry
Avery Dean R. (D. R. Averj' & Co.) r. 1911
Polk
Avery D. R. AVo. (D. R. Avery) fruits
and vegetables, 19 Centre Market
Avery Edgar 0., elk Rincon Wharf Ware-
house, r. es. Minnesota bet Mariposa
and Solano
Avery Elijah, master mariner, r. ps. Minne-
sota nr Solano
Avery E. M. widow, r. 238 Taylor
Averj- Eunice, widow, r. se. cor Bryant and
Clinton
Avery Francis, sec Sausalito Land and Ferry
Co., 320 Sansome, rm 15, r. 1509 Wash
Avery James, carptr, r. 158 Shipley
E. GUITTARD & CO,,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET— HIGHEST PREMIUM
Inr»Ilible Yeast Powder.
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
NEAR MISSION STREET.
Avery James 0., priuter, r. se. cor Bryant
and Clinton
Avery John, coachman, li Stanley pi
Avery John, seaman, r. uw. cor Steuart and
Folsom
Avery Joseph, tinsmith with A. Grimm, r.
1134 Dupont
Avery Judson, salesman with D. R. Avery &
Co., r. ws. Minnesota bet Mariposa and
Solano
Avery Mary F., widow, r. 25 Jessie, rear
Avery Robert J., block and pump mkr, 9
Spear, r. 1145 Mission
Avery Ross, carptr, r. ss. Precita av ur Mis
Avery S. K. Miss teacher Eincon Grammar
School, r. cor Iowa and Solano
Avery — , Mrs., physician, 204 Sutter
Avisseau Heloise Mme, ladies' nurse, r. 1511
Stockton
Avisseau Louis, carptr, r. 327 Majit. av „
Avoncino Antonio, vegetable jjedlar, r. 724
Lombard
Avoncino Joseph, vegetable pedlar, r. 724
Lombard
Avoncino Sebastian, vegetable pedlar, r. 724
Lombard
Avj' Eugene, shee]), wool, hides, tallow, etc.,
320 Sausome, rm 7, r. 310 Lombard
Awe Chas., seaman, r. 18 Folsom
Axel Fanny, domestic, 333 Seventeenth
Axel Wm., r. 7 Franklin
Axel — , brtdr, r. 502 First
Axford Wm., molder Columbia Foundry, r.
Treat av bet 22d and 23d
Axt Ludwig, shoemkr, 936 Howard
Axtell Walter M., sign painter with Mausell
& Co., r. 909 Kearny
Axtell "\Vm., compositor. The Programme, r.
178 Minna
Axthelm Herman, wagonmkr with John W.
Farren, r. 212 Gough
Axtman Leopold, bakery, 500 Hayes
Ayala Alphonso, saloon, 1509 J/^ Stockton, r.
cor Broadway and Montgomery av
Ayeb S. J., wheelwright with John B. Arfort,
r. 532 Vallejo
Ayer Clarence E., milkman, r. 224 Page
Ayer Joseph Y., carptr and bldr, 2408 Fol
Ayer P., carptr, r. 309 Ivy
Ayer P. L., carptr, r. 309 Ivy
Ayer WuNhingtou, physician, 410
Kearny, r. 705 Post
Ayers Alonzo T., glassblower with C. New-
man <k Co., r. 8 Zoe
Ayers C, r. Paris House
Ayers Frederick, saloon, 117 Dupont, r. 278
Jessie
Ayers George W., tinsmith with E. Pander,
r. Carolina bet Mainposa and SanUi Clara
Ayers Grosveuor P., salesman with Osgood
& Stetson, r. 334 Ellis
Ayres Henry, machinist with Wm. Reese, r.
552 Linden
Ayers Humphrey, carriage smith, r, 920 Do-
lores
Ayers Ira jr., with Geo. F. Bragg tfc Co., r.
427 Sutter
Ayers James, lumber, r. 415 Bryant
Ayers J. C, policeman, r. 68 Silver
Ayers John, blacksmith with McAfee, Spiers
&Co.
Ayers John C, policeman, r. 104 Powell
Ayers Maria D., widow, r. Carolina bet Mar-
ijiosa and Santa Clara
Ayers Mary Miss, tailoress with Wright &
Harmon, r. 415 Bryant
Ayers Milo J., r. 1007 Market
Ayers Robert, machinist, r. Carolina bet
Mariposa and Santa Clara
Ayers Wm., calker, r. 12th av bet O and P,
S. S. F.
Ayers Wm. H., carpenter, r. Santa Clara nr
Carolina
Ayet Cloud, (Chinese) laundry, 4 Potter
Aylor Edwd., blacksmith, r. 54 First
Aylward John, machinist Miners' Foundry,
r. 37 Minna
Aylward Michael, machinist Miners' Foun-
dry, r. 37 Minna
Aymond Kate, domestic, R. R. av nr 15th
av, S. S. F.
Ayreud August, buckskin dresser, r. 115
Twenty-sixth
Ayres & Hopkins S. M. Co. (Douglas Co.
Nev.) W. A. M. Van Bokkelen, sec, 320
Sansome, rm 21
Ayres Con. S. M. Co. (Douglas Co. Nev,)
W. A. M. Van Bokkelen sec, 320 San-
some, rm 21
Ayres Emma, widow, r. G15 Taylor
Ayres Harry L., tinsmith with Holbrook,
Merrill & Co., r. 911 Bush
Ayres Henry, machinist with Wm. Reese, r.
552 Lfnden
Ayres John G.. capitalist, 324 J/, Montgom-
ery, r. 431 Geary
Ayres Joshua I., mining, 320 Snnsome, rm
21, res Oakland
Aj'res Wm., travelling salesman, r 1303 Bdwy
Baack Frank H., printer with Jos. Winter-
burn & Co., r. 1406 Pine
Baagoe Andrew, dishwasher with Chris
Brown, r. 648 Fourth
Baas Chas., brtdr, r. 16^, Harriet
Baaser Ferdinand, lab, r. 13th av bet N and
O. S. S. F.
Babb Chas., reporter Chronicle, r. 17 Third
Babb Clement E. Rev., editor The Occident,
508 Clay, r. 75!) Market
Babbitt D., lab California Mills
Babbitt Daniel H., r. 442 '4 Clementina
Babbitt John Henry, teamster Pac. Rolling
Mills, r. es. Tennessee bet Solano and
Butte
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CORNER MERCHANT.
Babcock <t Gould (Goo. Bnbcotk aud Henry
Gould) pro])rs Oakland City Flour Mills,
' oflf 326 Davis
Babcock Bt-njamin E., r. 8 Mason
Babcock C, carriage trimmer Cariill Mufrg
Co., r. 110 Taylor
Babcock Frank, carptr, r. 2017 Polk
Babcock Geo. (Babcock & Gould) r. Oakland
Babcock Lewis, carptr, r. 41 Everett
Babcock Louis G., carptr, r. 138 Fourth
Babcock Naucy T., widow, r. 'dlSy^ Elm
Babcock "Wm. (Parrott & Co.) r. 11 Essex
Babcock Wm. F. jr. (Parrott <fe Co.) r. 11
Essex
Babcox Jefferson S., r. 110 Taylor
Baber Edward, brtdr with Hageman & Haqu-
ette, r. 83(5 Mission
Babin L. C, bkpr with Norbert Landry, r.
311) Union
Babson Edward jr. (C. L. Taylor & Co.)
r. Boston
Babson Frank H., purser str Mare Island
Babson Seth, architect, 320 California rms
13-14, r. 2203 Fillmore
Babtistd John, cook with C. F. Wchn
Babylon George P., boilermkr with McAfee,
Spiers & Co., r. 154 Clara
Baca & Castanos (Pablo Baca aud Bartolo
Castanos) whol butchers, 5th av nr E.
R. av, S. S. F., off 535 Clay
Baca Pablo (Baca & Castanos) r. 8 Buss
Baccala Louis (Bocken & Baccala) r. 630 Sac
Baccei Francisco, lab, r. ws. San Bruno
Road nr County Line
Baccei T., lab, r. ws. San Bnino Road nr
County Line
Bacchus Henry H., bkpr with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 10 John
Baccia Antonio, coffee saloon, 212 Brannan
Baccia Matthew, waiter with A. Baccia, r.
212 Brannan
Bacciagalnpi Louis, expressman, r. 9 Cal-
houn
Bacciagalupi Paul, bootblack, 652 Market,
r. 9 Calhoun
Bacchus Henry F., bookbinder with Wm. B.
Cooke & Co., r. 10 John
Baccus Benj., gasfitter with C. J. Reilley, r.
442 Greenwich
Baccus Geo., r. ne. cor Dupt and Greenwich
Baccus John B., r. 442 Greenwich
Baccus Richard T., butcher, sw. cor O'Far-
rell and Mason, r. 528 O'Farrell
Baccus Roljcrt J., butcher, r. 617 Mission
Banh AViraham, liquors, r. 108 Sacramento
Bach Chas., bkpr with F. Schcrr, r. 1583 Fol
Bach Edmond W., bkpr with Green &. Co.,
r. 1534 Mission
Bach F., r. 512 Fourth
Bach Frederick W., bkpr with Kline & Co.,
r. 735 Green
Bach Henry, porter Lick House
Bach Herman, salesman, r. 802 Stockton
Bach Isaac, agt American Laundry Assn, r.
610 Sutter
Bach John, ^vine dealer, 321 Montgomery,
r. 2022 Mission
Bach Louis, barber with Jacob Jacobs, r.
1528 Powell
Bach Maurice, elk, r. Hansa Hotel
Bach Wni., with Sutter-st R. R., r. cor
Union and Octavia
Bachas Bridget, widow, r. 12 Clara
Bache Herman, elk, r. 802 Stockton
Bachelder Frank J., salesman American
Clock Co., r. 1111 Pacitic
Bachelder Harry E., sashmkr with W. A.
Meeker, r. ws. Whitney nr Palmer
Bachelder Horace W., elk with Hall &
' Charles, r. ws. Whitney nr Palmer
Bachelder James W., elk with I. Friedlander,
r. ws. Whitney nr Palmer
Bachelder John W., atty-at-law, 625 Mer-
chant, r. 1106 Kearny
Bachelder Thomas F., atty-at-law,
622 Claj', rm 3, r. 307 Lombard
Bachelder Wm., jiorter, r. Austin bet Polk
aud Van Ness av
Bachelle Louise, lodgings, 630 Sacramento
Bachelor Club, Chas. Elliott pres, J. S. Ken-
nedy sec, 37 Post
Bacher E. Mme., milliner, 406 Keamy
Bacher Frank A., r. 406 Kearny
Bachert August, salesman with B. Nathan &
Co., r.l30 Sutter
Baches Michael, photographer, r. cor
Kearny and Pacific
Bachfalski Flora, widow, r. 1811 Steiner
Bachi Galippi, lab Bay View Distillery, r.
sw. cor 16th av and I, S. S. F.
Bachignani Antonio, porter with G. Onesti
& Co., r. Garibaldi House
Bachman Bros. (Herman S., Nathan S.,
David S., and Leopold S. Bachman)
imps drygoods, 10-12 Battery
Bachman Chas., salesman with A. L. Bancroft
it Co., r. 502 Bush
Bachman David S. (Bachman Bros.) r. 1107
Van Noss av.
Bachman Edward, elk, r. 427 Bush ,
Bachman Edwin, elk ^-ith Bachman Bros.
Bachman F. (Falkenstein & Co.) r. 319 Tyler
Bachman Herman, harnessmkr with J. C.
Johnson i Co., r. Berkeley
Bachman Herman S. (Bachman Bros.) r.
New York
Bachman Leopold S. (Bachman Bros.) r.
619 Leavenworth
Bachman Nathan S. (Bachman Bros.) r.
1109 Van Ness av
Bachman Simon (Esberg, Bachman & Co.)
r. 1004 Van Ness av
Bachman U., pantryman Lick House
Bachmann Ernest, elk with Henry Balzer &
Co., r. Oakland
Bachmann Jacob, locksmith and machinist,
758 Clay
Bacigalupi A. L. Sc Co. (.^.ntonio L. Baciga-
lupi and Slefano Casassa) fruits and
vegetables, 507 Washington
INTrRM ATIHN A I UnTFI ^24, 826 Ke&my St. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
Ill I Lnlin I lUlinL nU I LL, Free Coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, Agent for CENTRAL PARK LAWN MOWER,
' ° 419 and 421 SANSOME CTF.rZT.
Bacigalupi Antonio L. (A. L. Biicigaluin &
Co.) r. us. Vullejo bet Mont and Kearny
Bacigalupi Giuseppi, woodcarver Enterprise
Mills, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Giovanni, shoes, 1404 Dupont
Bacigahipi John, bowling alley, G21 Broad-
way, r. 1117^4 Kearny
Bacigalupi Joseph, woodcarver.r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Louis, saloon, 1402 Dupont, r.
512 Green
Bacigalupi Peter, elk with David A. Jen-
nings, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupo G., r. 524 Filbert
Bacigalupo James, refiner U. S. Mint, r. 524
Filbert
Bacigalupo T. D., saloon, 1419 Dupont
Backer Geo., brewer Philadelphia Brew-
ery, r. 232 Second
Backer Geo., carptr, r. Heinz Hotel
Backer Jos. (D. Barry k Co.) r. 1207 Mis
Backer Max, bedmkr with Voss & Fruhling,
r. 609 Jackson
Backes Frank, miner, r. Continental Hotel
Backes T., miner, r. Continental Hotel
Backhaus Chas., master mariner, r. 220
Francisco
Backman F., elk str Orizaba
Backmau llobert, boatman, r. Long Bridge
Backitt Wm., lab, r. ss. Shasta bet Georgia
and Michigan
Backstein Frank, miner, r. Heinz Hotel
Backus Frank A., mcht, r. 406 Kearny
Backus Jerome, r. 1434 California
Backus L., miner, r. 3 Hardie pi
Backus Peter, seaman, r. se. cor Filbert and
Battery
Backus Samuel W., mcht, off 44 Market, r.
723 Grove
Bacon & Co« (Jacob Bacon and Jas. E.
Ager) book and job printers, 508 Clay
Bacon A. A. Mrs., teacher Market and
Seventh-st Primary School, r. 911 Polk
Bacon A. P., mining, 10 Thurlow blk, r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
Bacon Chas., brtdr Bon Ton Saloon, r. 508
Green
Bacon Chas. R., supt Cal. Watch Co., r. 709
Taylor
Bacon E. T., mining, 10 Thurlow blk, r.
Occidental Hotel
Bacon F. W., cashier State Investment Ina.
Co., r. 1120 Washington
Bacon Gaston E. (Abramson & Bacon) r.»5
Quincy pi
Bacon Geo. A., policeman, r. 736% Clem
Bacon Geo. H., asst supt N. B. and M. R.
R., r. 302 Fourth
Bacon H. D., real estate, 305 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Bacon Henry J., messenger Bank of San
Francisco, r. 18% Russ
Bacon Horace, dpty U. S. Marshal, r. 1145
Mission
Bacon lone, adjuster U. S. Mint
Bacon Jacob (Bacon & Co.) r. 412 Taylor
Bacon James, machinist Miners' Foundry,
r. 78 Natoma
Bacon J. B., saloon, Morton House, r. ns.
18th bet Valencia and Stevenson
Bacon John, seaman, r. 023 Davis
Bacon John P., bkpr with E. E. Eyre, r.
Palace Hotel
Bacon Joseph H., elk Bank of San Francis-
co, r. 18% Russ
Bacon Joseph S., com mcht and agt Boston
Underwriters, 405 Front, r. 711 Post
Bacon L., broker, r. 2204 Pine
Bacon L. E., widow, r.,18% Russ
Bacon Maria Mrs., seamstress, r. 016 Jones
Bacon Martin (Randolph, Mackintosh &
Co.) r. 2204 Pine
Bacon Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, Quincy pi
Bacon M. S., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.430
Post
Bacon Pryan B. (Cunningham & Co.) r. 730
Sixteenth
Bacon Wm., hostler 0. R. R., r. 258 Clem
Bacquie Henry, wines and liquors nw. cor
Stockton, r. 1310 Stockton
Bacton S. M., 500 Montgomery
Bacue John P., bkpr, r. Palace Hotel
Bacus Frederick Wm. Benj., gaslitter, r. 515
Stockton
Badaracco Antonio, wood and coal, 1516
Stockton, r. Graham pi
Badaracco Davide boot black, Montgomery
bet Bush and Pine, r. 2 Taylor pi
Bade Addie, domestic, 315 Franklin
Bademann Hermann, tanner, r. 625 Pacific
Bader A. (M. Gradwohl & Co.) 60 Wash-
ington Market
Bader John, collector, r. 535 J^ Minna, rear
Bader Albert, butcher with Gradwohl & Co.,
r. Merchant
Bader Henry F., compositor Daily Stock Ex-
change, r. 15 Powell
Badger A. J., bellman Palace Hotel
Badger Alexander, waiter, r. 747 Howard
Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel M. Co.
(Nevada Co. Cal.) H. Pichoir sec, 10
California
Badger James, expressman, se. cor Market
and Fifth, r. 33% Langton
Badger John, shoemaker, r. 23 Valencia
Badger Thos., Pilot Commissioner, 34 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Badger Thos. W., propr Badger's Park, oflf
ne. cor Bush and Kearny
Badger Wm. G., agt Hallett, Davis & Cos.,
pianos, and Geo. Wood it Cos., organs,
and imp clothing and furnishing goods,
agt Brownville Woolen Mill Co.. Ore-
gon, 13 Sansome, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Badger Wm. K., salesman with I. M. Went-
worth & Co., r. 803 Tyler
Badgley E. F., salesman with A. Andrews, r.
Russ House
Badgley Wm., tailor with A. C. Imbrie
Badlam Alexander, jr., city and county
assessor. City Hall, r. 708 California
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HANGINGS, and dMler In all klnda of Sbade MaterUla.
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Badlam Alexander, r. 926 Clay
Badlam Ezra B., dpty assessor, r. 1203
Taylor
Badouii August, pattermnkr Pac. Foundiy,
r. 328 Main
Badt Alex. L., bkpr with P. Berwin & Bro.,
r 1305 Gough
Badt Morris, merchant (Wells, Xev.) off
106 Battery
Baebler Fred, machinist S. F. Piouei?r AVool-
en Factory, r. us. North Pt. nr Larkin
Baecker Henry, seaman str Montana
Baecker Louis, r 124% Welsh
Baehr Henry, jeweler with Wm. Baehr, r.
1721 Sacramento
Baehr Joliu 91., wine and beer saloon,
•114 Sansome, r, 5 Hartman al
Baehr Wm., mnfg jeweler, 649 Sacramento,
r. 1721 Sacramento
Baehr — , r. 213 Dupont
Baer Emil (A. Lepinay & Co.) r. 417 Bush
Baer Isaac, money broker, 752 Market, r.
511 Stevenson
Baettge <fe Atzeroth (Peter Baettge and Fred-
erick Atzeroth) proprs Nevada boarding
and sale stable, 110 Washington
Baettge Peter (Baettge & Atzeroth) r. 110
Washington
Bagan — , with L. S. Allen & Co.
Bagdley — , tailor, r. 6 Clara lane
Bagestream Geo., printer, r. 208% Seventh
Bagge Theodore F. (C. James King of Wm.
&Co.)r. Oakland
Bagge Wm., collector with C. James King of
Wm. & Co., res 321% Austin
Bagini S., teamster, r. San Jos^ Road nr
Islais Creek
Baggs Frank, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Bagley A. D., widow, r 7 Glen Park av
Bagley Chas. O., sawmkr with Randolph Saw
Co., r. Oakland
Bagley David T., mining sec, res 38 Twelfth
Bagley Jeremiah, coachman, r. 412 Shiplej*
Bagley John W., atty-at-law, r. 538 Six-
teenth
Bagley Townseud, attv-at-law, 622 Clav, rm
3, r 45 Everett.
Bagley Wm. N., engineer, r. 533 Steven>:ou
Bagley Wm. P., plasterer, res 536 Natoma
Bagley — , crackers, res 327 Ftfth
Bagliu John, r. 350 Jessie
Bagman Jacob, dairyman, us. Filbert bet
Pierce and Steiner
Bagmann — , shoemaker, res 25 Morton
Bagnasco Policarpo, photographer, r. 1337
Dupont, rear
Bagnell John, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 356 Jessie
Bagot Frederick, com agt, 426 Montgomery
Baheman Felix, with C. Falkenstein, r. 019
Tyler
Bahes Andrew, r. 814 Vallejo
Bahl Henry H., tailor, r. 1918 Buchanan
Bahle Anton, carptr, r. 26 Folsom av
Bahlmann Henry, elk, Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 2231 Howard
Bahls J. F. W. (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland
Bahmar Charlotte, widow, r. 702 Brannan
Bahn Solomon, tailor with A. Marks, r. 224
Jessie
Bahns Richard, musician, r. 1036 Market
Bahnson Wm. J., waiter Palace Hotel
Bahr Gottlieb, music teacher, r. 1415 Mason
Bahr Wm. A., boots and shoes, 116 Sixth
Bahrenfuss Heniy, carptr, r. 505 Filbert,
rear
Bahrenfuss Wm., brtdr with C. Seipel, r.
■ 505 Filbert
Bahrs John, drayman with Moulton & Lo-
gan, r. 1216 Pacific
Bahrt Martin (Mangoin & Bahrt) r. 1701
Market
Baier Ludwig, locksmith, r. Sickles nr Old
San Jose Road
Bail Paul, tailor with Frank Elwell, r. 333
Tehama
Bailess Margaret, r. 24 Verona
Bailey <fe Co. (James Bailey) forest tree cul-
tnrists, 20 California
Bailey & McLaue (Geo. Bailey and Wm.
McLane) proprs Rail Road Lodging
House, 533 Commercial
Bailey A. A. S., shipwright, r. 804 Third
Bailey Ann, ^Nidow, r. 25 DeBoom
Bailey Augustus, brtdr, r. 1002 Montgomery
Bailey Byrou, carptr, r. 166 Tehama
Bailey Chas. bkpr, r. Overland House
Bailey Chas., with P. 0., r. 315 Lombard
Bailej' Chas. A., carptr Enterprise Mills, r.
327% Third
Bailey Chas. A., sec Standard Soap Co., 204
Sacramento, r. Oakland
Bailey Chas. L., salesman with Church &
Co., r. Russ House
Bailey Con. G. it S. M. Co. (Storey Co.
Nev.)John F. Stii-ling sec, 330 Pine, rms
28-30
Bailey Edward, driver Sutter-st. R. R.
r. 1413 Polk
Bailev Edwin F., driver Sutter-st. R, R.
Y. 1413 Polk
Bailey Elizabeth E., r. 1212 Tweuty-tirst
Bailey Frank F., r. 1005% Mission
Bailey Frederick, caviiagc painter, r. 708 Com
Bailey Frederick S., painter with Gillman &
Mellon, r. 629 California
Bailey Geo. (Bailey & McLane) r. 531 Com
Bailey Geo., lab, r. 6 AVhite
Bf^iley Geo. A., machinist, r. 513 Folsom
Bailey Geo. B., conductor S. P. R. R. r.
335 Geary
Bailey George H., machinist Risdon Iron
and Locomotive Wks., r. 597 Ellis
Bailey Geo. W., lab with Chas. Sutton, r.
325 Tweuty-second
Bailey Henry, painter and glazier with John
Brewster, r. Greenwich bet Powell and
Stockton
Bailey Henry, wood and coal, 138 O'Farrel
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405 and 407 SANSOME ST., sole Manufacturers of the
Patented Care <les Gourmands.
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Bailey Isaac L., caniagemkr, r. 911 Har
Bailey James (Bailey &, Co.) r. E. Oakland
Bailey James, firemau P. M. S. S. Co., r. 25
DeBoom
Bailey James, lab, r. Francisco nr Jones
Bailey James, with Schneider Shooting Gal-
■ lery, r. 1218 Green
Bailey James D., general agt Union Ins. Co.,
416 California, r. 597 Ellis
Bailey James S., lab, r. 153 Dora
Bailey James, mariner, r. 5 Broadway
Bailey John, painter with Thos. Downing
Bailey Joseph, waiter, r. 327 East
Bailey Joseph C, mcht, 202 Sacramento, r.
Oakland
Bailey Joseph H., crockery, hardware and
stationery, 1513 Stockton, r. 830 Union
Bailey Lewis H., r. sw. cor Santa Clara and
Utah
Bailey li. H. jr., machinist, 215 First,
r. 317 Eddy
Bailey Nathan J. (Brown & Bailey) r. 502
Third
Bailey O. E., janitor Mechanics' Library, r.
27 Post
Bailey Orrin. upholsterer with J.W. Burnham
& Co., r. 1423 Kearny
Bailey Patrick, junk dealer, r. 719 Brannan
Bailey Patrick James, waiter Cosmopolitan
Hotel, r. ns. Nevada nr Pennsylvania av
Bailey Richard, waiter, r. 6G5 Mission
Bailey R. S., bar stmr Alameda, r. Oakland
Bailey S. (Wentworth tt Co.) r. es. Treat
av bet 20th and 21st
Bailey Samuel, harnessmkr, r. 504 Davis
Bailey Samuel, plumber, r. 600 Ivy
Bailey Sarah M., widow, furnished rooms,
757 Howard
Bailey Thos. & Co. (Thos. Bailey and Wni.
Wm. P. Pyne) proprs Pacific "Wool
Depot, se. cor Fifth and King
Bailey Thos. (Thos Baiky & Co.) r. 224
Fourth
Bailey Thos., longshoreman, r. 31 De Boom
Bailey Wm., cook Brunswick House ,
Bailey Wm., whitener, 662 Mission, r. Po-
trero
Bailey Wm. Henry, painter, r. 612 Greenwich
Bailey Wm. I., porter with Thomas W. Mc-
Collani & Co., r. Oakland
Baillergou Anthony, carptr, v. 397 Eighth
Baillia Emily P., widow, r. 918 Bush
Bailly Achille (Bailly Bros.) r. 514 Filbert
Bailly Arthur (Bailly Bros.) r. 514 Filbert
Bailly Bros. (Arthur and Achillo Bailly)
ham, bacon and sausage, 71 Cal. Market
Bailly Julius, butcher with Bailly Bros., r.
514 Filbert
Bailly Leon, engineer with Moi-ris & Darl-
ing, r. 514 Filbert
Baillv Louis, salesman, r. 033 Kearuv
Baily A. H. jr., carptr, r. 309 Fell
Baily A. J., r. 127 Kearny
Baily David,- carpti-. r. 309 Fell
Baily E. Franklin, clerk with Wm. J. Baily,
r. 54 First
Baily Howard A., carptr, r. 309 Fell
Baily James, lab Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Wks, r. 153 Laugton
Baily John, waiter Palace Hotel
Baily L. W., plasterer, r. 54 First
Baily Richard, waiter Palace Hotel
Baily Washington I., plasterer and contrac-
tor, r. 54 First
Baily Wm. J., propr Isthmus Hoiise, 54 First
Bain James, extraman Hose No. 6, S. F. Fire
Dept, r. 1002 McAllister
Bain James, machinist Risdon Iron and Lo-
comotive Wks, r. 668 Harrison
Bain James, tinsmith with Osgood <fe Stet-
son, r. 229 Minna
Bain James S. , engineer with Jonathan Kit-
tridge, r. 1004 McAllister
Bain John, r. 31 Perry
Bainbridge Arnop, policeman, r. 1414 Kear
Bainbridge Peter, com agt, ofi' with Lach-
man & Jacobi, r. 733 Market
Baine KateM., press room U. S, Mint, r. 106
Post
Baine M., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 106 Post
Baird A. M., teamster, r. 1307 Fillmore
Baird Andrew, stockbroker, 304 California,
r. Brooklyn
Baird Azariah M., conductor, r. 504 Sixth
Baird Chas., farmer, r. 153 Third
Baird Chas., with S. P. R. R., r. 627 Third
Baird Edward K., shipping elk with W. W.
Montague it Co., r. IIU Sixth
Baird Jas., M., compositor with C. A. Mur-
dock <fe Co., r. 1224 Broadway
Baird John H., pres. Cal. Powder Wks, 314
California, r. Palace Hotel
Bairling John, machinist, r. 6 Oak Grove av
Bak Henri, physician, 26 Montgomery, r.
593 Ellis
Baker & Hamilton (Livingston L. Baker and
Robert M. Hamilton) mnfrs and imps
hardware and agricultural implements,
13-19 Front
Baker it James (Osborne F. Baker and
Richard James) wines and lifjuors, 825
Montgomery
Baker & Smith (Isaac M. Balcev and Philip
C. Smith) groceries, nw. cor Mason and
Eddv
Baker Abby, r. 423 O'Farrell
Baker Adam, driver with R. 11. Swain & Co.,
r. 115 Natoma
B.oker Albert, lab, r. 429 Chestnut
Baker Alfred D.. porter with Gjirn-tt it Bftrt-
lett, r. 1307 Stm-kton
Baker Alfred G.. (hayman, r. 420 Larkin
Baker Alfred W., ' abstract elk Custom
House, r. 742 Washington
Baker .Andrew F., elk with A. Roman 4 Co.,
r. 327 First
Baker Arthur S., elk with Philo D. Browni,
r. se. cor 25th and Valencia
Baker August, cabinetmkr, r. 246 Minna
INSURE with ]k CftLlfOfiNIA miW Mutual Fife Insurance bociation,
SAN FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANUFACTORY— D. W. LAIRD,
613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT.
Baker B. F. (W. C. Wilcox & Co.) r.
Alameda
Baker Carmen, widow, r. 430 Green
Baker C. H., lab Pac. Iron Wks, r. German
Hotel
Baker C. H., tinsmith with Schuster Bros.,
r. 317 Bush
Baker Chas., cooper, r. 513 Vallejo
Baker Chas., porter, r. Brunswick House
Baker Chas., waiter N. Y. Bakery, r. 46 Ev-
erett
Baker Chas. E., shipping elk with Haas
Bros., r. 20 Park av
Baker Chas. G., lab with Samuel Tetlow, r.
Clifl" House
Baker Chas. L., with Deming, Palmer &
Co., r. Vallejo bet Fillmore and Stciner
Baker Chauncey, mining amalgamator, r. se.
cor Mariposa and Minnesota
Baker Christian, gardener with Chas. Good-
all, se. cor McAllister and Pierce
Baker Conrad, assayer Pac. Eef . and Bullion
Ex., r. Oakland
Baker David, boots and shoes, 719 Market
Baker Edward P. Rev., pastor Third Con-
gregational Church, r. 1909 Jessie
Baker E. J., drayman, r. 22 Oak Grove av
Baker Emma, widow, ladies nurse, r. 1118^
Folsom
Baker Eugene F. (Sharkey & Baker) r. cor
California and Davis
Baker Frank, saddler with Main <fe Winches-
ter, r. 108 Virginia
Baker Frank, shoecutter with Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 519 Hayes
Baker Fred., sawyer with A. Haas & Co., r.
se. cor Howard and 16th
Baker Geo., brtdr with J. E. Green, r.
309 Third
Baker Geo., molder Risdon Iron and Lo-
comotive Wks, r. 735 Folsom
Baker Geo., painter C. P. R. R., r. 773
Folsom
Baker Geo., waiter, Palace Hotel
Baker Geo. F., atty-at-law, 502 Montgomery,
rms 1-2
Baker Geo. F., r. 1212 Powell
Baker Geo. H., lithographer, 103 Mont-
gomery, r. 503 Third
Baker Geo. H,, painter, r. Ocean Side House
Baker Geo. L., melter Pac. Ref. and Bul-
lion Ex., r. 14 Downey
Baker Geo. W., pedlar, r. 611 Natoma
Baker Harry C, elk, r. 1006 Sutter
Baker H. B., transfer elk U. S. Mint
Baker Henry, r. 27 Oak Grove av
Baker Henry, miner, r. ne. cor Jackson and
Drumm
Baker Henry L., brickmkr, r. 309 Capp
Baker H. F., searcher of records, r. 812 Stock
Baker Horace, stockbroker, r. 325^ Bush
Baker Howard, carptr, r. 616 Harrison
Baker I., produce dealer, r. 627 California
Baker Isaac, farmer, r. es. Old San Jos^
Road nr Ocean House Road
Baker Isaac M. (Baker & Smith) r. 20 Te-
hama
Baker Isaiah (Freeman & Baker) r. 627 Cal
Baker James W., bkpr with Edgerton & Co.,
r. 417 Mason
Bacon James, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Baker J. Harry, asst supt Boys' and Girls'
Aid Society, r. 68 Clementina
Baker John, engineer's storekpr Btr Gaelic
Baker John, r. 518 Pacific
Baker John, lab, r. United States Hotel
Baker John, master mariner, r. 40 Jackson
Baker John, watchman, r. 408 Bryant
Baker John B., stockbroker, r. 1626 Sac
Baker John E., r. Paris Hoiise
Baker John H., lab, r. 951 Bryant
Baker John H., master schr Witch of the Bay,
r. ns. Jackson bet Drumm and Davis
Baker Jonathan, master ship Germania
Baker Jos. (D. Barry & Co.) r. 1207 Mission
Baker Joseph, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r.
434 Hickory
Baker Joseph H., captain Harbor Police, off
es. Davis nr Jackson, r. 1306 Kearny
Baker Judah jr. (Stevens, Baker & Co.) r.
327 First
Baker L. A., widow, r. 1090 Union
Baker Levy K., bricklayer, r. 7 Bonita
Baker Louis F., prod com, 113 Washington,
r. Vallejo bet Fillmore and Steiner
Baker Livingston L. (Baker & Hamilton) r.
1227 Pine
Baker Louis, tel operator, r. 16^ Hunt
Baker Loxiis F. jr., bkpr with Lowry & Co.,
r. ns. Vallejo nr Fillmore
Baker Marian, domestic, 101 1 Pine
Baker Mary, domestic, 2510 Sacramento
Baker Mary Ann, widow, r. 1618 Stock, rear
Baker Mary F., widow. lodgiugs,413 Tehama
Baker Maurice M., policeman, r. 113
Eleventh
Baker Max, brtdr, r. 609 Jackson
Baker Mollie E., artist, r. 503 Fell
Baker Nellie Miss, paperboxmkrwith Wempe
Bros., r. 413 Tehama
Baker O. S., atty-at-law, 526 Montgomery
Baker Osborne F. (Baker & James) r. 509
Broadway
Baker Patrick, lab, r. 510 Mission
Baker Robert, coachman, 1011 Pine
Baker Robert B., machinist Union Iron Wks,
r. 1122 Broadway
Baker Rush D., freight elk C, P. R. R.,
Market-st. Wharf, r. Oakland
Baker S., salesman with Gibson & Preston,
r. 1208% Turk
Baker Samuel (Bralich & Baker) r. 919
Clay
Baker Samuel, bkpr with Stevens Baker &
Co. (and Nickerson & Co.) r. 16 Guy pi
Baker Samuel, salesman with A. Andrews,
r. 303 Eddy
Baker Samuel B., toys and fancy goods, 238
Sixth, r. 944 Howard
Baker Samuel D., teacher, r. 359 Minna
INTFRNATinNAI i-IOTFI 824, 826 Kearny St. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
illlLnilnliUMnL nUILLj Free coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, FLOWERS, etc.,
' ' 419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
Baker Sauford C, compositor with Bacon &
Co., r. 17 Langton
Baker Schuvler, porter with Geo. W. Ches-
ley & Co., r. 2503 California
Baker Thos., brtdr with Emil MuUer, nw.
cor Mason and O'Farrell
Baker W. A., jmperhanger, r. 1003 Dupont
Baker Wm,, carptr, r. Hansa Hotel
Baker Wm., dishwasher with A, Matulick,
1004 Market
Baker Wm., seaman ship City of Delhi
Baker Wm., r. 217 Broadway
Baker Wm. G., sash and blindmkr, r. 413
Tehama
Baker Wm. H., student Heald's Business
College, r. cor Sacramento and Davis
Baker Wm. J., capitalist, r. 20 Page
Baker Wm. T., brtdr with James H. Stod-
dard, r. 1 Commercial
Baker W. J., painter with Thos. Downing,
r. 510 Howard
Baker -^, widow, seamstress, r. 11 Caroline
Baker — , lab with Risdon & Tower
Baker — , machinist Union Iron Wks
Bakercich Simeon, saloon, r. cor Pacific
and Davis
Bakker Reyer E., boarding, lodgings and
restaurant, 104 Steuart
Bakman Frederick, driver Pac. Ice Co., r.
1217 Kearny
Bakoffski Carl, lab Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Bryant nr Eighth
Bakofskp Chas., lab, r. 11 Kate
Balatti Peter, vegetable dealer, r. 4 Bur-
goyne pi
Balbino Chas., seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Balbino Mary, r. 438 Broadway
Balcear — Mme., hair doctress, 532 Bush
Balcer Henry, upholsterer, r. se. cor 2l8t and
R. R. avs, S. S. F.
Balch Alfred, editor Figaro, r. 320 Jessie
Balch Daniel W., assayer, r. 612 Van Ness
Balch F. K., storekeeper P. M. S. S. Co.
Balch H. M., repairer musical instruments,
432 Kearny, r. 614 Taylor
Balch S., r. 626 Capp
Balcom Carl, bkpr, r. 2205 Pine
Bald Hermann, real estate, r. 503 Union
Baldassone Giovanni, lab with D. Ghirar-
delli, r. Roma Hotel
Balden Geo., seaman P. M. S. S. Co., r.
Jackson bet Davis and Battery
Baldez Juan, cigarmkr with J. Perazzo, 1421
Dupont
Baldheimer John, dishwasher with J. J.
Heinz, r. Heinz Hotel
Baldridge John, clerk, r. 1812 Pine
Baldridge John E., stock broker, 314 Mont-
gomery, r. 1812 Pino
Baldridge Michael, stock broker, 314
Montgomery rm 10, r. 1812 Pine
Baldwin Addison S. (Pebbles Sc Baldwin) r.
607 P.)lk
Baldwin .\lbert S., physician, 218
Stockton, r. 53U (ii-ary
Baldwin Alexander R., capitalist, 111%
LeidesdorS', r. sw. cor Union and Pierce
Baldwin Arthur L., brtdr, r. cor Ho ward and
Second
Baldwin A. W., foreman with Porter, Op-
penheimer A Slessinger, r. 418 Minna
Baldwin C. H. (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) r.
New York
Baldwin Chas. F., conductor MaA:«t-st R.
R., r. 515 Stockton
Baldwin Chas. H. (W. W. Montague & Co.)
r. New York
Baldwin Chas. H., wine dealer, r. 311
Twenty-sixth
Baldwin Chas. M., conductor Sutter-st R. R.
Baldwin Chas. M., policeman, r. cor Third
and King
Baldwin C. S., stairbuilder with. 8jj|liborn &
Byrnes, r. 547 Mission
Baldwin C. W., policeman, r. 5^4 Sixth
Baldwin E. J., capitalist. 513 Califor-^ —
nia, r. The Baldwin
Baldwin Elihu F., real estfkyagt, r. 107 Hayes
Baldwin Fred A., sale^JM|r with B. L. Solo-
mon & Sons ^^
Baldwin Geo. E., mai^ifearrier P. 0., r. 121
Page
Baldwin Henry, forfman with Theodore B.
Ross, 1907 Market
Baldwin Henry G., conductor, r. 2iy, Mary
Baldwin Hiram S., physician, 612 Clay, r.
925 Geary
Baldwin J., carptr, 1 Noble pi
Baldwin James, carptr, r. Ill Geary
Baldwin James, seaman bark Comorin
Baldwin James L. (Buckner & Baldwin) r.
1011 Geary
Baldwin Jas. T.. driver LaGrande Laundry
Baldwin James W., carptr Public Sohool
Dept, T.2l],i Mary
Baldwin Samuel, conductor N. B. and M. R.
R. r. 313 Fourth
Baldwin Lloyd, atty-at-law. 606 Mont-
gomery rms 17-18, r. 916 Hyde
Baldwin M. M., real estate, r. 502 Powell
Baldwin N. S. Miss, teacher Union Grammar
School, r. 1409 Bush
Baldwin Orville D. propr Baldwin's Restau-
rant, 519 Clay, r. 6 Hopeten Terrace
Baldwin Rosauna, widow r. 8 Thirteenth av,
S. S. F.
Baldwin W., traveling agt, r. 812 Kearny
Baldwin Wm. H., r. 503 Third
Baldwin — , foreman with Hancock & Kelso
Baldwin — , r. 547 Mission
Baldwin's Academy of Music. Thomas Ma-
guire propr, ws. Market bet Stockton
and Powell
Baldwiu's Restaurant, O. D. Baldwin propr,
519 Clay
Balemau W., dairi-man, r. 906 Market
Balend John, lab, S. F. Grading Co. Long
Bridge
Bales Joshua C, carptr, r. 4 Hardio pi
GEO. W. CLARK,
<> «'pe ^1 A RI4 FT went of Palaro Hotel, wliolef«l<> *r\<\ n-toll dealer IB
tua iTl AKlvr. 1 , jj ,, „nrcrof all kind* of window Sh»*to«
PAPER HANGINGS, andd*alerlnallkUid«orSbMieM«l«rUla.
DIAMONDS RESET IN THE LATEST STYLE
BY D. W. LAIRD. 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT.
.^33fl^^ 3mo'.ia^
BAL
150
BAL
Baley Chas. H., saloon, 877 Market, r. 502
Mason
Baley Henry, lab, r. 1013 Howard
Baley Lottie, widow, dressmkr, r. 551 Stov
Balfe M. J., brtdr Laurel Palace Saloon, r.
Occidental Hotel
Balfour, Guthrie it Co.(KoliGrt Balfour, Alex-
ander Guthrie and Kobert B. Foreman)
insui-ance n<its and com mchts, 230 Gal
Balfour Lizzie, widow, r. 10 Hampton pi
Balfour -Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r.
1418 California
Balfrey John, janitor Industrial School
Balfrey John, shoomkr, r. 32 Jessie
Baliss Harry, hostler with Wm. Levy, r. 737
Folsom
Balk Amelia, lashmkr with Main & Win-
chester, r. 6 Filbert
Balk Fred., seaman, r. 1505 Dupont
Balk Stephen, lab, r. 1315 Filbert
Balk Stephen S. jr., elk with A. C. Robison,
r. 2U13 Hyde
Balkam John, carptr, r. cor Fillmoie and
Turk
Balke Wm., propr Telegraph House, sw. cor
Battery and Green
Balke Wm., grocer, r. 415 Brannan
Ball & Julian (Gardner Ball and Geo. N.
Julian) ijroprs Occidental Wool Depot,
Townsend bet Fifth and Sixth
Ball A. E. (Sawyer A- Ball) utty-at-law, 502
•Montgomery, rms 3-5, r. Alameda
Ball Chas., carptr, r. 2840 Mission
Ball Chas. S., harnessmkr, r. 1030 McAllister
Ball Elizabeth, widow, r. ne. cor Mississippi
and Mariposa
Ball Francis Harrison, carptr, r. 568 Mission
Ball Francis J., whitener, r. 1850 Stevenson
Ball Frank H., entry elk with Crane &
Brigham, r. 617 Stevenson
Ball Frederick, porter, r. 1105 Clay
Ball Gardner (Ball & Julian) r. Lick House
Ball Geo., r. 502 Powell
Ball Geo., himbernian, r. 132 Steuart
Ball Geo. A., bkpr with Adams '& Taylor, r.
502 Powell
Ball H. W., with auditor M. P. and M. Dept
C. P. R. R., r. West Oakland
Ball Jessie, widow, r. 133 Page
Ball Joel, broker, r. 1210 Union
Ball John B., carptr, r. 32 Rousch
Ball John C, cashier with Haggin & Tevis,
r. Lick House
Ball John S., machinist, r. 1030 McAllister
Ball M. S. Mrs., retoucher, 155 New Mont
Ball Wm., stockbroker, r. 112 Mason
Ball Wm., match mufry, se. cor Tenth and
Mission
Ball W. T., waiter, r. 94 Montgomery blk
Balls' Dredging Co., Ed. J. Smith sec, 2-3
Montgomery blk
Ballaglia Lni, vegetables, 73 Colombo Mrkt
Ballanceberger Elizabeth, widow, r. 10 Au-
burn
Ballard & Hall (Duane Ballard and Isaac R.
Hall) wool, grain, flour and com mchts,
320 Sansome, rm 3
Ballard Duane (Ballard & Hall) r. 1416
Geary
Ballard G., sign painter with Wason &
Morris
Ballard Geo., gilder, r. 31 Everett
Ballard Geo., tinsmith, 215 Second, r.Branch
House
Ballard John (W. H. Jlartin & Co. and J.
M. Loller & Co.) r. 2422 Mission
Ballard Joseph, elk Custom House, r. 708
Sutter
Ballard L.aura A., \ndow, homoeo-
pathic physician, oft' and r. 26 Ellis
Ballenberg Nathan, musician, r. 711 Cali-
fornia
Ballentiue Geo., machinist, r. 431^^ Steven-
son, rear
Ballentyue Howard H., contractor, r. 1208
Howard
Balletto Giovanni, merchant, r. Roma Hotel
Bailey Edward J., elk with Forbes Bros., r.
700 Broadway
Ballhaus Fred, mining, r. 2209 Leavenworth.
Ballheimer & Thiele (Chas. Ballheimer and
Adolph Thile) groceries, crockery, etc,
se. cor Grove and Buchanan
Ballheimer Chas. (Ballheimer & Thiele) r..
se. cor Grove and Buchanan
Ballheimer Chas., stock keeper -with Levi
Strauss & Co.
Ballheimer John M., cook, r. ^5d% Tehama
Balling F. A., stair builder, r. 547 Mission
Ballinger Frank J., journalist, Chronicle, r.
114 Twelfth
Ballinger John J., paints, oils and
glass, ne. cor Market and Tan Ness
Ballinger N., longshoreman, r. Union bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Ballinger Patrick R., keeper Sheriff's office
r. 17 Gilbert
Ballinger Wm., elk ■n-ith E. F. Clark, r.
Branch Hoiise
Ballinger Wm. G., conductor Clay-st R. R.,
r. 31 Pleasant
Ballion August, carptr with P. Guerin &
Co., r. 21 Valparaiso
Ballman Robert, spinner with S. F. Cordage
Factory, r. ws. Tennessee nr Sierra
Ballock Alfred, biitcher, 309 Bay
Ballott Geo. carptr, r. 738 Minna
Ballou Edwin, with Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 134 Fourth
Ballou Geo., r. 1509 Post
Balmer A. L., carptr California Mills, r. 611
Stockton
Balnv A. J., imp and mnfr ostrich and
fancy feathers, 608 Market, r. 907 Bu-
chanan
ISalouu Joseph li., merchant tailor,
613 Washington, r. 2119 Jones
Balore Joseph, expressman, r. 20 Merchant
Balridge Michael, salesman, r. 528 Pine
E. GUITTARD & CO,,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET,
Importer.^ Japan and China
TEAS.
A. MORRIS, CHAMPION TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
BAL
151
BAN
Baleer John, iron shiitteruikr with Frauds
Smith & Co., r. 518 Howara
Balsh H. M., musician, r. 432 Kearny
Balshaw Wm. H., elk Cliff House
Balthazar Oertli, carver with Warren & Mc-
Kennie, r. 720 Branuau
Balthrop Louis "W., carptr, r. ne. cor 24th
and Utah
Baltic Con. M. Co. (Gold Hill.Nev.) Joseph
Maguire sec, 419 California, rm 2G
Baltimore Consolidated M. Co. (Storey Co.
Nev.) C. A. Sankey sec, 20 Steven-
son's bldg
Baltimore Dairy, Jas. Monaghan propr, sc.
cor Kandolf and Vernon
Baltimore Robert, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Baltzer Fred., with Albert Hahnemann, r.
317 Fifth
Balz Adolph (L. Balz & Co.) r. es. San Bru-
no Road bet 26th and 27th
Balz Louis (L. Balz & Co.) r. es. San Bru-
no Road bet 26th and 27th
Balz L. & Co. (Louis and Adolph Balz,
Chas. Finkeldey and Louis Humel) tan-
ners, es. San Bruno rd bet 26th and 27th
Balzarini C. (N. Giamboni & Co.) res Eoma
Hotel
Balzer Hemil, baker with B. Stumpf, 226 Pac
Balzer Henry <t Co. (Henry Balzer) imprs,
com mchts, and insurance, 213 Sansome
Balzer Henry (Heiu'y Balzer & Co.) r. 718
Tyler
Balzer John, carptr, r. 518 Howard
Bamber John, elk Whitney &Co's Express,
r. 1012 Montgomerj'
Bamber Joseph J., propr Neptune Bath
House, r. foot Larkiu, North Beach
Bamber Wm. D. jr, elk with L. W. Mix, r.
1012 Montgomery
Bamber Wm. Francis, cook, r. 3 Mary lane
Bamburger Sigmund S. (Leszynsky & Co.)
r. 1512 California
Bamburger Solomon S., bkpr with H. E.
Lezynsky, r. 409 Kearny
Bamman Fred, expressman, nw. cor Califor-
nia and Driimm, r. 18 ShotwcU
Bamman Hermann, expressman nw. cor Mar-
ket and Drumm, r. 18 Shotwell
Bauahan Alice Miss, furnished rooms, 113
Perry
Bauahan Henry, hostler Fashion Stables, r.
173 Clara
Bancroft & Co. (Wm. H. Bancroft) com
mchts, Sl8 Washington
Bancroft A. L,. A €o. (Albert L. and
Hubert H. Bancroft) booksellers, sta-
tioners, printers and lithographers. 721
Market
Bancroft Albert L. (A. L. Bancroft & Co.)
r. cor Franklin and Pine
Bancroft Chas. E., salesman with A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 1605 Franklin
Bancroft Geo. H., bkpr with A. D. Rem-
ington, r. 4kliya Turk
Bancroft Henry L., magnetic healer, r. 13
O'Farrell
Bancroft H. P., salesman with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 411% Turk
Bancroft Hubert H. (A. L. Banci-oft & Co.)
r. Palace Hotel
Bancroft W. H., physician, 204 Montgomery
Bancroft Wm. B., manager i^rinting dcpt A.
L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1613 Franklin
Bancroft Wm. H. (Bancroft & Co.)r. 1317%
Mission
Band H. F., life insiirance agt, 204 Mont-
gomery, r. 2908 Folsom
Band Jos. .butcher, ne.cor 18th and Valencia
Bander Frank, molder, r. 502 Mission
Bandervill — , carptr, r. 462% Minna
Bandholdt Fred, farmer, r. 736 Minna
Bandmann Julius (Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co.) r. 514 Lombard
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co. (Julius Band-
mann and H. Nielsen) com mchts and
general agts Giant Powder Co. ,210 Front
Bandy Aaron N. (Buhr <fe Bandy) r. 5 South
Park
Bane Mark, lab, r. 762 Brannau, rear
Bane Patrick, plumber with Pendagast &
Doherty, r. cor Seventh and Brannau
BaneEanold, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Banen Daniel L., engineer, r. Continental
Hotel
Banfield J. H., painter with Gillman <fe Mel-
lon, r. 9 Gardner
Banfill Albert E., elk with C. W. Sherwood,
r. 317 Minna
Bang Geo. A. (Birch, Argall & Co.) r. 11
Geary
Bangor G. & S. M. Co. (White Pine Co.)
240 Montgomery
Bangs Edward, supt Mission Bay Warehouse,
r. 1936 Stevenson
Bangs H. Frank, elk with Home Mutual
Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Banister John, shipwright, r. 134 Dora
Banister Joseph, r. 425 Fremont
Bank Exchange Saloon, Brown & Perkins
proprs, se. cor Montgomery and Wash
Bank Geo., harnessmkr with Main k Win-
chester, r. 2 Central pi
Bank Lizzie M.. teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 141'.' Wiisbington
Bank oritriti.-sli C'olu:iibin, Wm. H.
Tilliiighiist nmgr, sc c r Cal and San
Bank of Britixtli North America,
A. McKinlay and G. W Glt-uny agts, 221
Siinsome
Bank ol*€alif'ornta (Tlic^ D. O. Mills
pres, Wni. Alvtird vie* pris, Thus. Brown
cashier, Stephen Franklin si-c, nw. cor
Sansoiiif and California
Bank of Conuncrce, D. W. C. Thomp-
son prts, A. W. I'ri'ston cashier, 324 Cal
Bank of San Francisco. N. P. Cole pres,
Jacob L. Browne mauai,'er, 436 Cal
Banker A., housesmith with Cidviu Nutting
& Son, r. 82 Natoma
CALIFORNIA FARMERS
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
:tH California Street.
D. W. LAIRD, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 613
MONTGOMERY ST.,
CORNER MERCHANT.
BAN
152
BAR
Banker E., helper with Calvin Nutting &
Son, r. cor First luul Minna
Banker Isaac "\V., patternmkr Golden State
Iron Wks, r. '2« First
Banks C. W., accountant with Wells, Fargo
& Co, r. Oakland
Banks Cyrus, porter with James W. Burn-
ham & Co., r. 786 Harrison
Banks Edward, waiter Commercial Hotel
Banks Frank H., patternmkr with J. M.
Stockman, r. 308 Beal
Banks Geo. S., propr Pacific Livery Stable,
709 Jones, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Banks Harry T., cigars and S. F. Laundry
Office, 1034 Market, r. 108 Mason,
Banks James, fireman, r. cor Clay and Davis
Banks James, lodgings, 318 Davis
Banks James, painter, 315 Vallejo
Banks John, cigars and tobacco, 997 Market
Banks Joseph tanner, r. ws. San Bruno
Koad bet 27th and 28th
Banks Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel
Banks L. M.Miss, asst Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1-119 Washington
Banks Robert, porter, r. 518 Ankeny pi
Banks Robert, watchman with Code, Elfelt
& Co., 125 Main
Banks T. C, capitalist, 25 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 724 California
Banks Wm., engineer with J^^tna Iron
Wks, r. 905 Shotwell
Banks Wm. Mrs., widow, r. 1419 Washington
Banks Wm. 0., draughtsman with S. C.
Bugbee & Son, r. Alameda
Bankson Erick, laundryman r. 83 Stev., rear
Banksou J. R., saloon and cigarstand, r.
208 First
Bannan Frank elk, r. 133>^ Dora
Banrahan Henry, hostler with McCord &
Malone, r. 173 Clara
Bannan Isaac, apprentice with W.T. Garratt,
r. 410 Sixth
Bannan M. Miss, teacher Union Primary
School, r. 1422 Jackson
Bannan Patrick, tanner, r. se. cor Solano and
Florida
Bannarman John T., sawyer, r. 9 Guerrero
Bannatyne James, elk with Balfour, Guthrie
& Co., r. 1203 Taylor
Banaer Broiii. (Peter and Samuel Ban-
ner) whol clothing and furnishing
goods, ne. cor Market and Sansome
Banner John, seaman, r. ws. Michigan nr
Twentieth
Banner Paul R., r. 852 Mission
Banner Peter (Banner Bros.) r. Westminster
House
Banner Raphael, pedlar, r. 515 Stevenson
Banner Samuel (Banner Bros.) r. New York
Bannerot E. A. (Garcin A Co.) r. 2141 Mis
Bunnett Harris, boarding, 235 Kearny
Bannett Louis, jeweler with D. W. Laird, r.
235 Kearny
Banniek Bros. ( Christian and Johannes
Baunick) rucLiugs, veils, etc., 561 Stev
Banniek Christian(BannickBros.)r. 561 Stev
Banniek Johannes (Banniek Bros.) r. Mis-
sion bet First and Second
Banning Frances A. Mrs., teacher Shotwell-
st Primary School, r. 1223% Folsom
Banning — , widow, r. 435 Bryant
Bannister Albert (Starr & Co.) r. Liverpool
Bannister Alfred, draughtsman U.S. Survey-
or-General's office, r. Alameda
Bannister Geo. AV., sash and bliudmkr, se.
cor. Mission and Beale, r. 425 Fremont
Bannister John C, upholsterer with F. S.
Chadbourne & Co., r. 50 Minna
Bannister John Henry, shipwright, r. 134
Dora
Bannister Louisa Mrs., boarding, 117 Clark
Bannister Wm., r. 117 Clark
Bannon Charles, cook with A. W. Manning,
r. 523 Pine
Bannon E. Miss, dressmkr, r. 131 Third
Bannon Francis, lab, r. 133% Dora
Bannon Frank, broiler Grand Hotel
Bannon Hugh, lab, r. 214 Prospect pi
Bannon John, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
ne. cor Pacific and Sansome
Bannon John, porter, r. 26 Glover
Bannon Kate, domestic, 920 Pine
Bannon Peter, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Bannon Philip, watchman, r. 340% Shipley
Bansch — Mrs., midwife, r. 141 Minna
Banta Levi S., capitalist, r. 109 O'Fnrrell
Baptis Johu II., gold pen mnfr, 328
Bush, up stairs, r. 24 Sixth
Baptist Antonio, deckhand str Oakland
Baptist Chinese Mission, Rev. John Francis
missionarj', 829 Washington
Baptist Mission Chapel Rev. Geo. E. Davis
pastor, ne. cor G and 11th av, S. S. F.
Baptista Jose, elk with Johu Cardozo & Co.,
r. 415 Drumm
Baptiste Jean, pantryman with Dol & Bigne
Baque Dominique, r. 1609 Powell
Bar Isadore, elk, r. 229 Tyler
Bar Jacob, teamster with Poly, Heilbron «fe
Co., r. Kentucky ur 5th av, S. S, F.
Bar Neil, molder, r. 54 First
Barabino Chas., packer with Cutting Pack-
ing Co., r. 422 Vallejo
Barabino James, packer with Cutting Pack-
ing Co., r. 422 Vallejo
Baraco & Mussaute (Andrew Baraco and
Chas. Mussante) poultry and game,
76-77 Centre Market
Baraco Andrew (Baraco & Mussante) r. se.
cor Turk and Taylor
Barada Laurant, agt, r. 463 Tehama
Baraille Johu, wheelwright with Pierre Go-
beau, r. 2219 Powell
Baraty & Coutoleuc (G. M. Baraty and D.
Coutolenc) butchers and porkpackers,
303 Montgomery av
Baraty Francis (Carruu & Baraty) r. 203
Valencia
Baraty Geo. E., elk with John Saulnier &
Co., r. 203 Valencia
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
824, 826 Kearny St. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
Free Coach to the House. H. C. PATRIOGE, Propr.
;^. J. TRUMBULL, Agent for CENTRAL PARK LAWN MOWER,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
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153
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Baraty G. M. (Baraty & Coutolenc) r. 303
Montgomery av
Barbaravich Matthew, cook with John Bar-
ichievich, r. Columbia Hotel
Barbary Frank, waiter, r. 18i Dora
Barbaste A. Mme., French laundry, 838 Clay
Barbat John, physician and druggist, DIO
Pacific
Barbat John H., elk with J. Barbat, r. 910
Pacific
Barbe Jean, gardener, r. es. Baker bet Bush
and Pine
Barbee John, stock and money broker, 512
Montgomery, r. 1090 Union
Barbee John Jr., r. 1090 Union
Barber Beuj.. carptr, r. 22 Stevenson av
Barber Chas., hostler Cent. E. R., r. ws.
Cemetery av bet Bush and Sutter
Barber Frauk, bootblack, r. -12.5 Filbert
Barber Gideon M., carptr, r. 315 Minna
Barber James, calker, r. United States Hotel
Barber James, shipwright, r. United States
Hatel
Barber James B., with Wilmerding, Kellogg
& Co., r. 708 Shotwell
Barber John A., plasterer, r. 58 Bernard
Btkrber Johu IT., insurance broker, 531
California, rm 4
Barber Mary, domestic, 1358 Post
Barber Peter, waiter Palace Hotel
Barber R. L., tailor with L. Armaud, r. 307
Pine
Barber S. A. widow, r. 1625 Webster
Barber Thos., pilot, r. 1221 Pacific
Barber Tony, bootblack, r. 425 Filbert
Barber Wm., dpty wharfinger, r. Meigg's
Wharf
Barber Wm. (Doyle, Barber & Scripture)
atty-at-law, 323 California, r. San Rafael
Barber Wm., porter, r. 3 Pacific al
Barber ZacharyT., driver with J. E. Mitchell
& Co., r. 640 Howard
Barbett Fred, fisherman, r. 49 Clay
Barbi Juan, lab, r. Mountain Lake, Presidio
Barbier Armand, policeman, r. 947 Howard
Barbier Joseph, master mariner, r.403 Union
Barbier Paul, fruits, r. 18>i Louisa
Barbier Paul L. (E. J. Barrett & Co.) r. cor
Minna and Julia
Barbier Robert A., printer, r. 947 Howard
Barbier Stephen, marblecutter with Morris
& Darling, r. 11% Louisa
Barbier Mme., dressmaker, 516 Pine
Barbiere Andrea, barber, r. 222 Broadway
Barbieri Gaetano, jeweler with J. V. Bret-
onnel, r. 14 Blu.Yome
Barbieri Paul (G. B. Levaggi & Co.) r. 10
Louisa
Barbour it Firebaugh (Clitus Barbour and
Henry C. Firebaugh) attys-at-law, 430
Montgomery
Barbour Clitus (Barbour & Firebaugh) atty-
at-law, r. 605 Pine
Barbour W. H., lab, r. 615 Mission
Barbro Joseph, capitalist, r. 15 Monroe
Barce Michael, salesman, r. 914 Pine
Barcelona Central S. M. Co. (Belmont, Nev.)
C. E. Buckingham sec, 426 California
Barcelona Con. M. Co. (Belmont, Nev.) J.
P. Moore sec, 426 California
Barcellos & Freitas (Joseph Barcelloa and
Francisco Freitas) restaurant, 256 J/J
Fourth
Barcellos Joseph (Barcellos & Freitas) r.
256 Vi Fourth
Barchelt George, boxmkr, r. 1209 Green
Barchelt John H., carptr, r. 1209 Green
Barchi Ciusar Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 841 Market
Barchus Johu H., frwdg dejjt Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 806 Webster
Barck — , piano tuner, r. 547 Mission
Barckhauseu Bertha, widow, r. 716 Franklin
Barclay David B., carrier Evening Post, r.
136 Ridley
Barclay James, speculator, r. 11 Verona
Barclay Kate L. Mrs., r. 213 Seventeenth
Barclay Mary Mrs., r. 1117 Howard
Barclay Robert H., carriagemkr Kimball
Mufg Co., r. 629 Bush
Barclay Rodrick, blacksmith Globe Iron
Works, r. 108 Powell
Barcuter — , bartender, r. 717 Pacific
Barden Patrick, carptr, r. 11th av bet P and
Q, S. S. F.
Bardenhagen Henry (Warnecke & Bardeu-
hagen) r. sw. cor Sac and Drumm
Barden werper Chas. P., messenger with Ger-
man Savings and Loan Society, r. 9
Stockton pi
Bardes Philip, butcher with Philip Seibel,
r. 735 O'Farrell
Bardet Alexander, elk, r. 9 Pinkney pi
Bardissoni Giuseppe, lab, r. Roma Hotel
Bardou Patrick, carptr, r 11th av bet P and
Q, S. S. F.
Bardthordt Max, lab S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Bardwell A. S., machinist, r. 911 Folsom
Bardwoll Chas. W., machine hand with
Chas. Field & Co., r. 35 Sutter
Bardwell J. L., elk with H. M. Newhall & Co
Bare Julia Miss, r. 362>a Clementina
Bareis Adam, butcher, r. 413 Union
Bareilles F., milker, r. sw. cor Silver av and
Girard
Barela Martin, waiter stmr Montana
Bareis Morice, teacher French, r. 245 Minna
Baretz Louis, upholsterer with James W.
Buruham & Co.
Bargediug Henry, paper boxmkr with Wempe
Bros., r. 419 Oak
Bargcstream H., master mariner, r. l03Steu-
art
Bargin John, marble polisher with DuflFy
Bros., r. 654 Mission
Bargion Wultcr P., operator American Dist.
Tel. Co., r. 737 Howard
Bargion Wm., barber, r. H65 Market
Bargluud Ilans, shipwright, r. 3S Perry
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ictiirprorali kindii c( Wlndou' Nli»il«a
dealer In all klnUa of Shade iUUrialh
JEWELRY Made to Order and REPAIRED,
AT 0. W. LAI8D'S, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT.
Bargogliotti Paolo, fruite, nuts and candies,
145 Post
Bargon Martin, tailor with A Barli, r. 2
Mary Lane
Bargone Leonardo, porter with Pascal, Dn-
bedat & Co., r. 1218 Mason
Bargones James, saloon, 218 Montgomery av
r. 718 Greenwich
Barichievich John, restaiirant, 139 Fifth, r.
5643^ Clementina
Barilarj' Giovanni, carptr, r. 718 Greenwich
Barilett Nathaniel, postal elk C. P. R. K.,
606 Montgomerj'
Barived Wm., lab, r. Humboldt nr Bruns-
wick
Barjion Walter, tel operator, r. 737 Howard
Bark Wm., lab P. C. S. S. Co.
Bark Wm., tinner, r. 48 Louisa
Barkan Adolph D., physician, 305 Kearny
Barkart Jacob, longshoreman, r. 208 Jack
Barkeley Charles J., student, r. 1016 Pine
Barkeley D. B., mailing elk Chronicle, r.
327 Tehama
Barker Alfred, carriage ijainter with A.
Florence, r. 26 Garden
Barker Chas., with Frank Cerini, r. Oakland
Barker E. D., widow, r. 13 Leavenworth
Barker Frank, carptr, r. 16th av bet P and
Q, S.S. F.
Barker Frederick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Barker Grace, widow, r. 1421 Folsom
Barker Henry L., brick mnfr, r. 309 Capp
Barker Henry L. carptr, r. 1609 California
Barker Henry N., trunkmkr with M. Long,
r. ns. Sumner, B. H.
Barker Isaac, brick mnfr, r. 309 Capp
Barker James L., imp hardware and com.
mcht, 406-408 Market, r. Oakland
Barker Joshua, bkpr with Lohman, Coghill
& Eountree, r. Oakland
Barker Maria, domestic, 20 Twelfth
Barker Martha, widow, r. ss. Post bet Scott
and Devisadero
Barker Richard, springbed mnfr, 745 Mis-
sion, r. 657 Howard
Barker Squire, molder, r. 114 Dora
Barker Stephen, contractor, 36 California, r.
659 Seventeenth
Barker Thos.. capitalist, r., 31 Eddy
Barker Timothy L. (Wellman, Peck & Co.)
r. Oakland
Barkhaus Diednch (F. W. & D. Barkhaus)
r. 10 Turk
Barkhaus F. W. & D. (F. W. & Diedrich
Barkhaus) booksellers and stationers,
535 Ken my
Barkhaus F. W. (F. W. & D. Barkhaus) r.
1004 Sutter
Barkhaxxse Frederick C, carptr, r. 1309
Stockton
Barkhausen Julius, elk with Bandmann,
Nielsen & Co., r. es. Franklin bet Elm
av and Tyler
Barkhausen Otto A., bkpr with Schafer &
Co., r. 716 Frauklin
Barkhausen Theodore, r. Vermont bet Sierra
and Humboldt
Barkin A. B., physician, r. 214 O'Farrell
Barklage W. M., bowling alley, se. cor
Kearny and Jackson
Barklett Edward, carptr, r. 408^+ Natoma
Barkley Andrew J., broker, r. 1016 Pine
Barkley Thomas, tailor with Samuel Isaacs,
r. Empire House
Barkley Robert, hostler South Park Stable,
r. 342 Brannan
Barkley Wm. jr., elk, r. 1019 Union
Barkley Wm, H.. bkpr with Pool & Harris,
r. se. cor Union and Leavenworth
Barkley — Mrs., stock operator, r. 510 Bush
Barks Alfred W., carriage painter with Pow-
ell & Clark, r. 22 Seventh
Barlage Henry, cabinetmkr with Cal Fum.
Mufg Co., r. 15 Cushman
Barlets Henry, upholsterer, r. 252 Stevenson
Barley John, lab, r. 24 Clara
Barley Louis, r. ISOOy^ Stockton
Barli A., mcht tailor, 609 Clay, r. 646 Mrkt
Barling Horatio H., stock and money broker,
434 Montgomery, r. nw. cor Howard and
Seventh
Barling Nettie Mrs., with John F. Snow &
Co., r. 1623 Mission
Barlow A. T., mechanic, r. Montgomery
House
Barlow Carrie Miss, prin Broadway Primary
School, r. 909 Clay
Barlow C. Miss, teacher Wash Grammar
School, r. 909 Clay
Barlow Chas. (R. G. Dun & Co.) r. New
York
Bariow Chas., U. S. Mint, r. 1206 Market
Barlow Edward, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Barlow Francis T., elk, r. 262^^ Clementina
Barlow John, machinist with Pacific Iron
Wks, r. 81 Clementina
Barlow John, ti-ainer, r. ne. cor Pacific and
Sansome
Barlow Kate Miss, lacemkr, r. 262J;j Clem
Barlow Martfu, longshoreman, r. 713 Front
Barlow Mary, widow, r. 262^2 Clementina
Barlow Mary Ellen Miss, lacemkr. r. 262J.i
Clementina
Barlow W. W., canvasser, r. 739 Tehama
Barlowclugh Randy Miss, r. Mission opp
Woodward's Gardens
Barman Benny, stationery, 308 Fourth, r.
943 Folsom
Barman Chas., r. ne. cor Mason and Lorn
Barman Isaac, with Lithauer & Co., r. 30
Post
Barman Jonas S., night inspector Custom
House, r. 410 Sixth
Barman Mayo, books and stationery, 308
Fourth, r. 943 Folsom
Barmelu J. E., driver with J. F. Jenness, r.
2617 Folsom
Barua Fred., baker with Jacob Schneider, r.
cor Oak aud Frauklin
E. GUITTARD & CO,,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET- HIGHEST PREMIUM
lurnllible Yea^t Ponder.
A. MORRIS. MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET.
NEAR MISSION STREET.
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155
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Barna Jacob; cook, r. 14 Oak Grove av
Barnade J., with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
917 Vallejo
Barnard Alex. B., teacher Barnard's Busi-
ness College, r. 617 Eddy
Barnard C. F., longshoreman, r. 431 East
Barnard Edward, ijoliccman, r. 452 Natoma
Baruni'd Express (The) S. F. and
San Kufael, Wm. M. White propr, off 1
Commercial
Barnard Frank & Co. (Frank Barnard and
Henry Voorman) coal dealers, 213 Jack
Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard & Co.) r.
418 Eddy
Barnard Geo., teamster with Calvin Nutting
& Son, r. 531 London
Barnard Geo. B., tel operator Barnard's
Business College, r. 017 Eddy
Barnard Henry, pres Barnard's Busi-
ness College, 120 Sutter, r. 617 Eddy
Barnard Isaac D. (H. Seymour & Co.) r. 912
Vallejo, rear
Barnard John, r. 614^^ Natoma
Barnard' Matthew, shoemkr, r. 15 M, S. S.F.
Barnard Moses S., cooper, r. 24th bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Barnard Thos. G., contractor, r.32Rinconpl
Barnard W. L., brtdr str Contra Costa
Barnard's Business College, Henry
Barnard pres, 120 Sutter, rms 37-38
Barnby Frank, conductor, r. 28 Wash av
Barnekofif Frederick, carptr, r. 507% Lear
Barnell Stephen, r. 916 Howard
Earner Henry, teamster, r. ws. San Bruno
Road nr Islais Creek
Barncr William, groceries and liquors,
ne. cor Natoma and Ninth
Baruert Joseph, clothing (Virginia City) r.
1403 Octavia
Barnes Agues Mrs., furnished rooms, 573
Howard
Barnes Benj. J., lab Bett's Spring Co., r.
Dolores bet 21st and 22d
Barnes Chas. A., plasterer, sw. cor Howard
and 24th
Barnes Cl&arles E., mechanical en-
gineer and draughtsman, 609 Mission,
r. 120 Jones
Barnes D. H., quartermaster P. M. S. S. Co
Barnes David, tailor, r. 2 Goodman pi
Barnes Dick, maltster with Hillebraudt &
Co., res 2019 Fulsom
Barnes E. D., atty-at-law, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Barnes Eliza B., teacher drawing Public
Schools, r. 311 Stockton
Barnes Euclid T., gen agt Cal. Ins. Co., r.
124 Tyler
Barnes Fred, carptr Cal. Mills, r. 44% Sixth
Barnes Geo., steward, r. 573 Howard
Barnes Geo. E., with Call, r. 1206 Market
Barnes Geo. L., cook with Jennings, r.
Sacramento bet Walnut and Laurel
Barnes H. L., contractor, r. 10.'>0 Howard
Barnes Henry L., carptr, r. 1214 Folsom
Barnes Horace M., mcht, r. 640 Howard
I Barnes J. D., carptr, r. 146 Natoma
I Barnes James, blacksmith, r. 1226 Green
Barnes John, fireman, r. 214 First
Barnes John, teamster Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. se. cor Mariposa and Minnesota
Barnes John N., plumber with Thos. Day,
r. Oakland
Barnes Josejih, modelmkr, r. 144 Fifth
Barnes Julius B., pres Virginia G. & S. M.
Co., 438 California, r. 306 Leavenworth
Barnes Minnie, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 739
Harrison
Barnes Robert, pressman, r. 811 Stockton
Barnes Robert L., machinist Pac. Rolhng
Mills, r. 747 Howard
Barnes W. D. Mrs., furnished rooms, 24
O'Farrell
Barnes W. D., broker, 542 Market, r. 319
Powell
Barnes Wm., salesman with Sherman &
Hyde, r. 810 Leavenworth
Barnes Wm., carptr, r. 1924 Ellis
Barnes Wm. B., r. 6 Virginia
Barnes Wm. H., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factor}', r. Pioneer House
Barnes Wm. H. L., atty-at-law, 426 Califor-
nia, r. sw. cor McAllister and Fillmore
Barnes Wm. R., carptr, r. es. Treat av bet
21st and 22d
Barnes — , r. 127 Kearny
Barnet Emanuel, upholsterer Cal. Fur. Mnfg
Co., r. 326 Tyler.
Barnett Betty, widow, r. 1717 Mason
Barnett Chis, conductor Sutter-st R. R., r.
se. cor Bush and Polk
Barnett David, elk with Mrs. Mathilde Bar-
nett, r. 29% 5th av
Barnett David, harnessmkr with Chas. H.
Mead, r. 318 Davis
Barnett J. P., stock dealer, r. 28 Gearj^
Barnett John, laundryraan with John La
Come, r. 1511 Howard
Barnett Joseph, crockery, 39 and 79 Fourth,
r. 350 Jessie
Barnett K. J. Mrs., seamstress, r. 12 Willow
av
Burnett Mark, waiter Phils' Saloon, r. 106
Dupont
Barnett Marks, elk with Joseph Barnett, r. 39
Fourth
Barnett Mathilde Mrs., junk store, 636
Broadway, r. 29% 5th av
Barnett Morris S., com mcht, r. 1114 Market
Barnett Thos., lab, r. Tanners' Home
Barney Alfred S., depty U.S. Shipping Com,
118 Jackson, r. 1505 Larkin
Barney Aurelius, r. 1004 Market
Barney Benjamin Cirillin, depty. U.
S. Shipping Com., P. M. S. S. Co'8
wharf, r. 2209 Jackson
Barney Benjamin A., with James M. Barney,
r. 817 Vau Ness av
Barney James M., com mcht, 304 Califor-
nia, r. Yuma, Arizona
CALIFORNIA FARMERS
WUTUAL RRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
:t?>i <.'uIil'ornin Ktroet.
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Barnham M., lab, r. Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Barnhard Henry, lab National Flour Mill,
r. 419 Hickory
Barnhart Christian, lab, r. 239 Clara
Barnhart Geo. W., elk, r. 108 Mason
Barnhart Geo. W., salesman with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., 721 Market
Barnhisel E. M. Mrs., lodgings, 147 Third
Barnhisel E. K.. carrier Alta, r. 1634 West
Mission
Barnhisel Henry, salesman with Toklas,
Brown & Co., r. 147 Third
Barnhouse Theodore, machine hand Beale-st
Mills, r. 535 Howard
Barnes Dick, maltster with Hillebrandt &
Co., res 2019 Folsom
Barnum E. K., head keeper U.S. lighthouse,
Farallone Island
Barnum Ezra B.. painter with Hopps A
Sons, r. 741 Market
Barnum Henry, editor, r. ws. Lyon bet Post
and Sutter
Barnum Howard, elk, r. 72 Brady
Barnum J. A., r. 512 Fourth
Barnwell Geo. T., cashier Market-st wharf,
r. 448 Bartlett
Barnwell Gilbert T., cashier S. P. K. K.
freight off, r. 448 Bartlett
Baron Abraham, clothing, 31 Pacific
Baron B., with Einstein Bros. & Co., r. 31
Pacific
Baron Bertrand, horseshoer with J. Dupuy
& Co., res 630 Broadway
Baron Chas. L., plasterer with S. Kellett, r.
cor 30th and Mission
Baron Isadore, merchant, r. 1728 Eddy
Baron John (J. Dupuy <fe Co.) r. 630 Bdwy
Baron Rudolph, cook Hansa Hotel
Baron — , elk S. P. R. R., r. 139 Fourth
Baronidis G. M., botanic physician, 12
Brenham pi
Baros Samuel, butcher with Henry Antz, r.
901 Larkin
Barosso Gioseppe, lab, r. ws. San Bruno Rd
nr County line
Barotini L., porter with John Siebe & Bro.,
r. 9 Lafayette pi
Barouquaire James, tinsmith with B. C.
Austin, r. 1019 Powell
Barquis Prospere, laundry, 8 Mills pi
Barr Daniel, carptr, r. 14 Howard crt
Barr H. K., widow, r. 318 Oak
Barr Frank, seaman P. C. S. S. Co.
Barr John, machinist S. F. Gaslight Co., r.
20th nr Valencia
Barr J. D. & Co. (J. D. Barr and D. Sam-
uels) umbrella mnfrs, 323 Bush
Barr John D. (J. D. Barr & Co.) r. 610 Ellis
Barr Neil, molder with Thompson Bros., r.
se. cor 23d and Hanison
Barr Sarah A. Miss, teacher Girla High
School, r. 916 Washington
Barr Stewart A., with J. D. Barr & Co., r.
610 Ellis
Barr Wm., carptr, r. 15th av bet L and M,
S. S. F.
Barr Wm. H., seaman, r. 327 Chestnut
Barra EzekicI I., r. 4 Minna
Barra Francisco, with Deming, Palmer &
Co., r. 427% Green
Barracco Cero, ijainter, r. 9 Union pi, rear
Barracquie Peter, teamster with Lemoine,
Gambert & Co., r. 612 Pacific
Barraillac Adolph, with Burr & Fink, r. cor
Post and Hyde
Barraillac Chas., basketmkr, r. 3 Meacham
pl
Barraud Louis, cabinetmkr, r. 533 Kearny
Barre August, exjiressman, r. 362 Natoma,
rear
Barreilles Thos., milkman, r. se. cor Octa-
via and Greenwich
Barrell Edward, elk cashier's dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 600 Bush
Barrell Samuel, stocks, r. 600 Bush
Barrell ■ — , r. 547 Mission
Barrer John A., druggist, r. 620 Greenwich
Barren Julius, cook, r. German Hotel
Barrere Louis, drayman with John C. Mor-
rison jr, r. 817 Howard
Barrett & Sherwood (Robert Sherwood) jew-
elry, wiitches, diamonds, etc., 517 Mont
Barrett A., r. 223 First
Barrett Alfred, watchmkr and jeweler, 44
Second, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett B. F., driver N. B. and M. R. R., r.
316 Polk
Barrett Chas., expressman, r, 775 Folsom
Barrett C. L., elk S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 1000
Pine
Barrett Cornelius, lab, r. 104 Polk
Barrett Edward, r. 277 Stevenson
Barrett Edward, lab, r. Philadelphia House
Barrett Edward, lab, r. 24 Clementina
Barrett Edward, lab, r. 609 Minna
Barrett Edward, expressman, r. Montgom-
ery's Hotel
Barrett Edward, shoemkr, r. 15 Stevenson
Barrett Edward J. (E. J. Barrett <fe Co.) r.
11 Eddy
Barrett Ed., waiter Lick House
Barrett E. J. & Co. (E. J. Barrett and Paul
L. Barbier) saloon, 903 ^^ Market
Barrett Ellen, domestic, 1206 Mission
Barrett Francis A., carptr with E. K. Howes
& Co., r. 17th av, nr R. R. av, S. S. F.
Barrett Fred, assayer and mineralogist, 507
Montgomery, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Geo., mal.ster Mason's Brewery, r.
517 Chestnut
Biu-rett Hanua, widow, r. Kansas nr 23d
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. 51514 Stevenson
Barrett Hoinrich, butcher, r. 22d and Bart-
lett
Barrett James, lab. Laurel Hill Cemetery
Barrett James, lab, r. 136 Natoina
BaiTett James, seaman, r. 26 Hunt
Barrett John, with Deming, Palmer & Co.,
r. cor California and Market
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
824, 826 Kearny St. $1 ,50 and $2 per Day.
Free Coach to the House. H. C. PATRIOGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, FLOWERS, etc.,
4t9 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
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Barrett John, blacksmith with Larseneur <fe
Sheerin, r. 106 Townsend
Barrett John, bkpr with John O'Kajje, r. 782
Harrison
Barrett John P., carptr, r. 1332 Pacific
Barrett Joliu S., com stockbroker, 326
Pine, r. 338 Eddy
Barrett Mary C, with Florence S. M. Co.,
r. 423 O'Farrell
Barrett Matthew, shoemkr with Buckingham
& Hecht, M nr Valencia
Barrett Matthew,traveling agt, r. 812 Kearny
Barrett Michael, calker, r. 313 Tehama
Barrett Moses A., r. 1505 Powell
Barrett Patrick, carrier Call and Bulletin, r.
3G3 Natoma
Barrett Patrick, elk with Kennedy & Dnrr,
r. 24 Clementina
Barrett Patrick, lab, r. 518 Pacific
BaiTett Patrick, quartermaster str Gaelic
Barrett Richard T., pictureframemkr, r. 423
Stevenson
Barrett Robert, lab, r. Potrero av bet 15th
and 16th
Barrett Robert, soap mnfr.r 122 Gilbert
Barrett Thos. F., pressman with C. A. Mur-
dock <fe Co., r. 24 Clementina
Barrett Thos F., waiter Occidental Hotel
BaiTett Timothy, porter, r. 39 Clay
Barrett Wm., gardener, r. Laurel av nr Van
Ness av .
Barrett Wm., painter, r. 541 Sixteenth
Barrett Wm., teamster, r. Clipper Hotel
Barrett Wm., teamster with M. J. Egan, r.
Union Hotel
Barrett Wm. F., molder Golden State Iron
Wks, r. 316 Folsom
Barrett AVm. G., cashier S. F. Gaslight Co.,
r. 1000 Pine
Barrett Wm. H., carptr, r. Alemany av nr
Church lane
Barrett Miss, dressmkr, r. 550 Mission
Barretta M'lle, actress Bella Union Theatre
Barrevolt Geo., teamster, r. 719 Tehama
Barrian Wm. H., with Hobbs, Pomeroy &
Co., r. 358 Minna
Berriball John, carpenter, 32 Ronsch
Barricklow Geo. R., carptr, r. 716 Capp
Barrie Chas. drayman with Bryden & Hink-
ley, r. 959 Mission
Barrientos Martin, r. Virginia blk
Barrier Lewis, drayman with J. C. Morris-
son, r. 817 Howard
Barries Chas., shipwright, r. 1108 Powell
Barries Thos., shipwright, r. 522% Howard
Barrilis Diego Count, consul for Italy, 525
Front, r. Oakland
Barringer Benj., with Thos. Glasspool, r.
1211 Powell
Barringer Elizabeth, dress patterns, 805 Mis
Barringer Emile, fitter City Iron Wks., r.
243 Second
Barrington Geo., storekeeper, Custom House,
r. 1713 Clay
Barrington J., mail elk P. O., r. 557 Natoma
Barringer Wm., carptr and builder, r. 3 King
Barrington Wm. B., porter with Dickson,
DeWolf & Co., r. 420 Green
Barris C. C, mining sec, 302 Montgomery,
rm 30
Barris L., mining, 302 Montgomery, r. 919
Geary
Barroilhet Henry (Ir Belloc) pres Society
Francaise, r. San Mateo
Barrol Michael, carptr, r. 2319 Mission
Barron Connell brtdr, r. 728 Howard
Barron Cornelius, saloon, nw. cor Georgia
and Sierra
Barron Cornelius J. painter, 815 Market
Barron I., capitalist, r. 606 Stockton
Barron John, carptr, House of Correction
Barron John, lab, r. Coso House
Barron Phillip, music teacher University
Mound College
Barron Richard, master str Mt. Eden
Barron Wm., barber with Edward Staffel-
bach, r. 31 Pacific
Barron IVm., groceries, sw. cor Powell
and Clay
Barron Wm. R., shipjoiner, r. 623 East
Barron — , blacksmith, r. 717 Pacific
Barron's Bldg, nw. cor Kearny and Merchant
Barros John, with S. G. Brown, r. 202 Fourth
Barrousse Pierre, butcher, r. 605 Broadway
Barrow Chas. F., engraver with W. E. Gold-
smith & Sou, r. 507 Montgomery
Barrow Chas. W., mechanic, r. 2118 Pacific
Barrow F. T., pantryman Lick House
Barrow Libbie M. Miss, music teacher, r.
1909 Jessie
Barrows Daniel F., painter, r. 129 Second
Barrows Edward C., with A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 316 Taylor
Barrows Frank P. (Sadler & Barrows) r.
Oakland
Barrows James 0., actor Grand Opera
House, r. 129 Second
Barrows Laura, teacher Greenwich-st Pri-
mary School, r. 316 Taylor
Barrows L. M. Miss, teacher Greenwich-st
Primary School, r. 1123 Bush
Barrows Mary, widow, res 316 Taylor
Barrows Michael, carptr Cal. Mills, r. 2319
Mission
Barrows Robert, with Lick House, r. 716
Buchanan
Barrows Thomas, gen agt, 1212 Market, r.
Oakland
Barrows Wm. H., atty-at-law, 76 Montgomery
blk, r. 1531 Tyler
Barrows — , agt cigar mnfrs, r. Shelboume
House
Barry & Patten (T. A. Barry and B. A. Pat-
ten) wines and liquors, 413 Montgomery
Barry Aaron, boxmkr with Hobbs, Pomeroy
& Co., r. 14 Bourbon pi
Barry Amos, lumberman, r. 211 Second
Barry Ann, widow, r. cor 11th av and N,
S. S. F.
Barry .Augustus W., driver Sutter-st R. R.
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MANUFACTURED BY D. W. LAIRD, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET. Cor MERCHANT.
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Barry B. B., r. 157 Seventh
Barry Barthol, lab C. P. 11. K., r. 42 Bitch
Barry Bridget, domestic, 32 South Park
Barry Bridget, laundress Grand Hotel
Barry Chas. B., hackman, 210 Sutter
Barry Chas. E., searcher of records, 619
Montgomery, r. 1307 Green
Barry Chas. 0., foreman Swan's box factory,
r. 502 Taylor
Barry D. & Co. (David BaiTy and Joseph
Baker) butchers, 1207 Mission
Bari-y Daniel, longshoreman, r. 210 Main,
rear
Barry David (D. Barry & Co.) r. 18 Wash-
ington av
Barry David, Avines and liquors, ne. cor
Eighth and Heron
Barry David, shoemaker with Einstein Bros.
& Co., r. Lafayette House
Barry Edward, carriagemkr, r. 24 Eidley
Barry Edward, lab Golden State Iron Works,
r. 567 Mission
Barry Edward, milk ranch Putnam av and
San Bruno Road
Barry Edward, stock broker, 415 Montgome-
ry, r. Oakland
Barry Edward, teamster Union Iron Wks,
r. 6 Freelon
Barry Edward L., copying elk 12th District
Court, r. 204 Montgomery
Barry Edwin, vocalist Buckley's Varieties, r
407 Sacramento
Barry E. L., depty county elk, r. 318 Pine
Barry Fanny, domestic, 1814 Taylor
Barry Frank, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Barry G., bellman Lick House
Barry Hannah, domestic, 1002 Powell
Barry Hannah E. Mrs., furnished rooms,
200 Stockton
Barry J., expressman, r. 8 Boyiugtou
Barry James (Hartnett tfc Barry) r. 402
Broadwaj'^
Barry James, r. 730 Natoma
Barry James, blacksmith, r. 211 Taylor
Barry James, bricklayer, r. 428 Clementina
Barry James, elk with M. Barrj-, r. Silver
av and San Bruno Iload
Barry James, lab, r. 268 Stevenson
Barrj' James, lab, r. Ninth bet Bryant and
Brannan
Ban-y James, lumberman, r. 818 Folsom
Barry James F., machine hand with Boale-st
Mills, r. Dolores nr 2nth
Barry James H., compositor with Spaulding
& Barto, r. 1224 Broadwav
Barry J. H., delivery elk W. U* Tel. Co., r.
211 Taylor
Ban-y J. J., gatekpr New City Hall, r. 10
Ash
Barz'y John, r. 361 Clementina
Barry John, coachman, 11 Essex
Barry John, baker with Patrick Kelly, r. 238
Fifth
Barry John, bricklayer, r. 428 Linden
Barry John, casting cleaner, r. 2523 Sac
Barry John, calker, 1142 Folsom
Barry Jobto, coachman, r. 325 Folsom
Barry John, elk Custom House, r. 102
Fourth
Barry John, driver with Keefe & McNamara,
r. Seventh bet Bryant and Brannan
Bany John, foundry hand, r. 730 Natoma
Barry John, lab, r. 725 Brannan
Barry John, lal), r. cor 6th and Market
Barry John, lab with Torrens & Enricht r.
Golden Gate Park
Barry John, lab P. M. S. S. Co., r. 24 Clara
Barry John, pedlar, r. 523 Seventh, rear
Barry John, porter with Strauss, Kohn-
stamm &, Co., r. 8 Glover
Barry John, shoemkr, r. Church Lane nr
Church
Barry John, shoemkr with Einstein Bros. &
Co., r. 361 Clementina
Barry John D. (Pond & Barry) r. Loudon
Barry John H., currier, r. 623 Com
Barry John J., plumber, r. 935 Folsom
Barry John T. (Lyons tt Barry) r. Fruitvale
Barry Joseph, lab, r. Mission bet First and
Second
Barry Joseph, driver with E. Swett, r. ns.
29th nr Mission
BaiTy Joseph quartermaster, P. M. S. S. Co.
Barry Kate, domestic, 1515 Clay
Barry Martin, tailor with Lancaster & Nor-
thon, r. 1914 Bush
Barry Martin J., elk, r. 200 Stockton
Barry Mary, widow, r. 730 Natoma
Barry Mary Miss, r. 4 Emmett pi
Barry Mary, domestic, 1613 Bush
Ban-y Mary, domestic, 421 Ellis
Barry Matthew, fruit and vegetables, cor
16th and E. R. avs, r. cor Silver av and
San Bruno Road
Barry Maurice ¥., tin roofer, r. 456 Minna
Barry M. C. Miss, teacher Eighth-st. Gram-
mar School, r. 211 Taylor
Barry Michael, carjitr, r. 9 Beidemau
Barry Michael, carjjtr, r. 708 Howard
Barry Michael, cook, r. 552 Jlission, rear
Barry Michael, lub, r. Coso House
Barry Michael, lab, r. 414 Folsom
Barry Michael, porter with W. & J. Sloane,
r. 515 Hyde
Barry Micha<J, shoemkr with Buckingham
& Hecht, r. Mission nr 50th
Barry Owen, , jailor Branch Jail, r. 724
Octavia
Barry P., cxtraman Engine No. 3, S. F. Fire
Dept
Barry Patrick, r. 22 Glover
Barry Patrick, asst whariinger Market-st
Wharf, r. 42 Eitch
Barry Patrick, boilermkr and fireman En-
gine No. 3, S. F. Fire Dept, r. 1313
California, rear
Barry Patrick, groceries, se. cor Hayes and
Fillmore
Barry Patrick, groceries, 422 Natoma
Barry I'atrick, lab, r. 414 Folsom
E. GUITTARD & CO.,
405 ind '407 SANSOME STREET-HIGHEST PREMIUM
l-'or their Frcucli Chocolates.
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50 SECOND STREET,
NEAR MISSION STREET.
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Barry Patrick, lab, r. cor Utah and IGth
Barry Patrick, lab S. V. Waterworks, r.
North Poiut nr Polk
Barry Patrick, watchman with Michelssen,
Brown &: Co., r. cor 16th and Utah
Barry Patsey, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight
Co., r. No. 3 Engine House
Barrj' Richard, cakemkr Pac. Oil and Lead
Wks
Barry llichard, housemover, r. 519 Braunan
Barry Kichard, lab Cal. Brass Woi-ks. r.
260 >^ Clara
Barry Kichard, lab Golden Gate Park, r.
Parker av
Barry Eichard, sailmkr, r. 18 Washington av
Barry Eobert, commercial traveler, r. 21
Prospect pi
Barry Robert, lab, r. 414 Pacific
Barry Robert, ropemkr, r. 16th bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Barry S. D. Miss, teacher, r. 1224 Broadway
Barry Theo. A. (Barry & Patten) r. 709 Geary
Barry Thos., lab, r. 159 Minna
Barry Thos., marble polisher, r. 735 Bran
Barry Thos., shoemkr with Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 2 Eddy pi
Barry Thos. F., law student with Eugene
Casserly, r. 35 Valparaiso
BaiTy Thos. T., salesman with Godchaux
Bros. «fc Co., r. Morton House
Barry Timothy, lab with Wm. Kerr, r. 903
Battery, rear
Barry W. I., bkpr with Donnelly, Dunne &
Co., r. 200 Stockton
Barrj' Wm., barber Mith J. M. Gellert, r. 39
Everett
Barry Wm., carptr, r. 2116 Steiner
Barry Wm., blacksmith helper with W. T.
Garratt, r. 513 Howard
Barry Win., compositor, r. 2523 Sacramento
Barry Wm., hackman, r. '.ill Geary
Barry Wm., foreman O. II. 11., r. 630 Jessie
Barry Wm., shipwright, r. 21 Eousch
Barry Wm., wheelwright with N. Enuis, r.
21 Eousch
Barry Wm. F., pressman with P. .J. Thomas,
r. 1224 Broadway
Barry Wm. McGill, djity copying elk I5tli
District Court, r. 200 Stockton
Barry — . r. 869 Market
Barry — , molder Union Iron Wks
Barsolti Virgilie, coal yard, r. 413 Union
Earss James E., camlies and variety, 1507
Stockton
Burss J. E., pattern cutter, 927 Market
Bar.stow Alfred, atty-at-law, 330 Pine, rm 50,
r. Oakland
Barstow David P. atty-at-law, 320 Sausome,
rm 17, r. Oakland
Barstow Frederick O, physician, 2G03 Mis
Barstow Geo. (Barstow, Stetson &, Hough-
ton) atty-at-law, 315 Cal, r. 927 Pine
Barstow, Stetson it Houghton (Geo. Bar-
stow, Edward G. Stetson and II. E.
Houghton) attys-at-law, 315 California
Barstow Wm., U. S. Court bldg, rm 42
Barsuglia Carlo, lab with Francisco Giovan-
nini, r. se. cor Broadway and Kearny
Barta Joseph (Louis Leveroni & Co.) r. 1510
Broadway
Bartali Angelo, shoemkr with B. JIartinelli,
r. 307 Broadway
Bartel Jas., with Heald's Business College,
r. Ill Hayes
Bartel Max, musician, r. 1019 Mason
Bartelloni Eomanno, statuary molder with
D. Mencarini, r. 518 Vallejo
Bartelow Wm., r. 112 Virginia
Bartels Conrad, confectioner with D. Hirsch-
feld & Co., r. 247 Fourth
Bartels Henry, upholsterer with J. A. Sha-
ber & Co., r. 255 Stevenson
Bartels John, confectionery and bakery, 115
Seventh
Bartels Joseph, bakery, 21 Sixth, r., 115
Seventh i
Bartels Peter Henry, liquors and
cigars, ne. cor Battery and Commerce,
r. 1012 Battery
Barter A. B. Mrs., vapor baths, 417 O'Far
Barter G. H., seaman, r. 240 Fremont
Barth A., wagonmkr, r. 1908 Mission
Barth Alphine A., bkpr with Gabbs Bros., r.
622 Grove
Barth Chas H., r. 2237 Jackson
Barth H., cigarmki', r. Hotel Ehein
Barth L.. L,. (Louis Holz & Co.) r. 622
Grove
Barth Philip, clerk with I. Glazier <fe Co., r.
511 Stocktou
Barth Wm., metal roofer with Conlin &
Eoberts
Barthano Dora, r. nw, cor Folsora and 12th
Barthmaim Ch;is., carjjti*, r. 909 Kearny
Barthol Adam, teamster, r. 465 iliuua
Barthold Emilie, r. ws. Eliza bet Union and
Filbert
! Bartholme Joseph, cabinetmkr with G. Uef-
I linger & Co., r. 358 Jessie
[ Bartholomew Frederick, blacksmith
I Lawton & Co.
Bartholomew Henry G., expressman, ]
, visadero bet Sacramento and Clay
j Bartholomew James, farmer, r. 814 Mont
j Bartholomew John, liquors, r. cor Battery
and Union
i Bartholomew Murphy, lab, r. 234 Cliua
' Bartholow W. E. 1)., bkpr with Dunham,
I Carrigan & Co., r. 835 McAllister
Barlhoi) Edward, butcher, r. 317 Hayes
! Bartlesoii E. A., waiter with Chafjuelte &
I Pinson, r. 22 Bluvome
[ Bartlett & Chrisler (Henry J. Bartlett and
1 A. Chrisler) saloon, ae. cor Kearny and
Bush
I Bartlett it Watson (Joseph L. Bartlett and
I Henry J. Watson) fruit, 1105 Howard
I Bartlett Ada, widow, r. 1050 Howard
j Bartlett A. L., stenographer, 8 Montgomer)'
I av, rm 8
with
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pJS,^"^.?'..f»*:.r' CIlLIFOBNIll nmm Mutual Fire Insurance USSOCIITIOI,
D. W. LAIRD, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 613 MONTGOMERY ST.,
CORNER MERCHANT.
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Biutlett Albeit J., drayuian, r. 122 Eddy
Bartlett Alfred, real estate, r. 1709 Sutter
Bartlett A. W. M, Mrs., physician and fur-
nished rooms, 59 OTarrell, r. 13 O'Far
Bartlett B. L., bankrupt agt, r. Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Bartlett Columbus, atty-at-law, 615 Kearny,
r. 1131 Ellis
Bartlett Earl, atty-at-law, 35 Montgomery
blk, r. cor Point Lobos av and Ifith av
Bartlett Elbridge, machinist vith J. Spauld-
ing, r. 13 Verona
Bartlett F. A., compositor with A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 417 Kearny
Bartlett H. E., driver with Contra Costa
Laundry Association, r. Oakland
Bartlett Henrv J. (Bartlett & Chrisler) r.
23GJ^ Bush
Bartlett James H., carptr, r. ws. Sanchez nr
ICth
Bartlett Jared, shipwright, r. 312 Beale
Bartlett Joab C, drayman, r. 122 Eddy
Bartlett John, gardener, 623 Powell
Bartlett Joseph L. (Bartlett & Watson) r.
1105 Howard
Bartlett Louis W., r. 1104 Market
Bartlett Nathaniel, U. S. Postal Route agt, r.
1024 Montgomerj'
Bartlett 0. M., painter, r, 546 Mission
Bartlett Pliny, (Hallett, Bartlett & Dalton)
r. Oakland
Bartlett Kobert B. (Garrett & Bartlett) r. 36
Moss
Bartlett Thomas, yardman Occidental Hotel,
r 26 Natoma
Bartlett W. A., adjuster, 130 Post
Bartlett Washington, real estate broker, 12
Montgomery, r. 1104 Market
Bartlett Wm., butcher with James Lintott, r.
Linden av
Bartlett Wm. P., compositor Jolly Giant, r.
13 O'Farrell
Bartlett Wm. S., teller National Gold Bank
and Trust Co., r. Oakland
Bartley Chas., grainer, r. 125 Dora
Bartley Frederick, machinist, r. 125 Dora
Bartley Geo., lab Pac. Rolling Mills, r. ws.
Louisiana nr Shasta
Bartley Geo., molder, r. 125 Dora
Bartley Purdy F., live stock, r. ne. cor Pa-
cific and Sansome
Bartley Thos., boilermkr, r. 125 Dora
Bartling A Kimball (Wm. Bartling
and Henry Kimball) bookbinders and
blankbook mnfrs, 505 Clay
Bartling H., stock operator, r. 730 ShotwoU
Bartling Wm. (Bartling & Kimball) r. Oak-
land
Bartmann Ferdinand, carptr with Albert A»
Snyder, r. 729 Grove
Bartmann John A., junk dealer, r. 206 Beale
Bartnet Thos., porter, r. 26 Natoma
Barto Plarrison ^Spaulding & Barto) r. 16
Reed
Barto Mary, widow, r. 2 Caroline pi
Bartol Chas. F., salesman with Kohler, Cha^e
& Co., r. 512 Bush
Bartolacci Sebastiana, charcoalmkr, r. 518
Vallejo
Bartollo Badetto, lab, r. es. Old San Jos^
Road nr Industrial School
Bartolomeo Cordn, milker, r. sw. cor Gam-
bridge and Bacon
Bartolomeo Peirano, cook with F. Pescia, r.
723 Sansome
Bartolomeo Peiramo, marblepolisher with C.
Bianchi, Union pi
Barton & Brooks (Willard T. Barton and L.
M. Brooks) stockbrokers, 417 California
Barton A. D., brassfinisher with W. T. Gar-
ratt, r. 518 Chestnut
Barton Benj. F. (B. F. Barton & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Barton B. F. & Co. (Benj. F. Barton) Pio-
neer Salt Wks, 211-213 Sacramento
Barton Chas. C, elk with Dunham, Carrigan
& Co., r. 230 Clara
Barton David L., capitalist, r. 16 Elliott Park
Barton Ed., r. 214 Powell
Barton F., cook str Constance
Barton Geo., engineer, r. 418 Brannan
Barton Henry, farmer, r. Excelsior Hotel
Barton Hewit, stonecutter, r. ns. California
bet Baker and Broderick
Barton James, shoemkr, 819 Battery
Barton J. H., r. 638 Howard
Barton John, painter, r. 64 Minna
Burton John, waiter Palace Hotel
Barton John, pres Union Pac. Salt Co., r.
Alameda
Barton Lee M., bkpr, r. 16 Elliott Park
Barton Phineas W., elk Firemens' Fund
Ins. Co., r. Alameda
Barton Polly, widow, r. 500 Eddy
Barton Robert, mining engineer, 17 Nevada
blk, r. 1116 Bush
Barton Robert P., painter, r. 1232 Union
Barton Thos. J., physician, 14 Eddy
Barton Thos. S., bkpr with N. B. Edgerly &
Co., r. 1135% Pacific
Barton Willard T. (Barton & Brooks) sales-
man with Pac. Salt Co., r. Palace Hotel
Barton Wm., depty tax collector, r. 1232
Union
Barton Wm., band sawyer with Wm. Reese,
r. 1420 Pacific
Barton Wm., painter, r. 1232 Union
Barton Wm. D., dairyman, r. 1232 Union
Barton Wm. E., broker, r. 212 Powell
Barton Wm. H., stock dealer, r. 2428 Bu-
chanan
Barton Wm. W., 'w-ith J. J. Herr, r. 2428 Bu-
chanan
Barton — , r. 1901 Hyde
Bartram John, salesman with Stange &
Hink, r. 88 Everett
Bartrand Josejih, waiter, r. 620 Washington
Baruch Frederick, salesman with Buyer,
Reich & Co., r. 535% O'Farrell
Baruch Isaac, mcht, r. 535% O'Farrell
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, V*illLr,rJl
$1 ,50 and $2 per Day.
House. H. C. PATRIOGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, Agent for CENTRAL PARK LAWN MOWER,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
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Baruch Pauline, widow, midwife, r. 252
Minna
Baruch Simon, salesman with Samuel Les-
zj'nsky fc Bros., r. 212 Sutter
Baruh David W., bkpr Jersey Farm Dairy,
r. 350 Tehama
Baruh Moses, salesman with Ackerman
Bros., r. 1002 Geary
Barut August, collector with Norbert Landry
Barut Raymond, butcher, 1402 Stockton
Baruth Ernst, groceries, sw. cor Fillmore and
Post
Baruth Henry, elk with E. Baruth, r. sw. cor
Fillmore and Post
Baruth P. Wm., groceries, nw. cor Sutter &
Hyde
Barwell C, steward J. Reagan's restaurant
Barz August, blacksmith with C. Oester, r.
Mission bet 15th and 16th
Basalt Company (The) George C. Potter
pres, Frank L. Palmer sec, 302 Cal
Basch L. & Co. (Leopold Basch and R. S.
Lawrence) proprs Hotel Gazette, 434
Montgomery
Basch Leopold (L. Basch & Co.) r. Prescott
House
Basch Rosa Mrs., saloon, 69 Sacramento
Baschman Hem-y, elk Continental Hotel
Bascom D., r. 2520 Sutter
Bascom Frederick A., machinist S. P.R. R.,
r. 118 Shotwell
Bascombe A. Miss, dressmkr, r. 32 Turk
Basendorn Michael, jigsawyer, r. 327 Beale
Basford Howard M., carptr, r. 18 Taylor
Basford Jacob, stockbroker, r. 2133 Bush
Basford W. L., policeman, r. cor Bush and
Fillmore •
Bash Henry, tailor, r. 442 Natoma
Bash Hyman, tailor, 2 Bryan pi, r. 442
Natoma
Bash Samuel, stockbroker, r. 2 Zoe
Bashford Levi (L. Bashford & Co., Prescott,
Ar.) r. 1104 Market
Basil Francisca, widow, r. 1 Sonoma pi
Basilauski Alphonse, fruits, 1427 Dupont
Basilio Domenici, tailor, 1335 Dupont
Basker David R., porter, 50'J Kearny, r. 7
Geary
Baskerville John, cabinetu<kr, r. Excelsior
Hotel
Basler Geo. A., painter, r. 29 Pearl
Basondorf Katie, domestic, 115 Eddy
Basque Charles, servant, 301 Lombard
Bass John, cigarpkr with Lange & Schefifer,
r. 207 Montgomery av
Bass Louise H. Miss, tailoress, r. 8 Hubbard
Bass Thos. J. (T. J. Bass & Co.) r. se. 15th
and Noe
Bass T. J. & Co. (Thos. J. Bass) paints
oils and varnishers 26 Geary
Bassart Chas. E., master mariner, r. 8 Rin-
con av
Basse Thos., mcht 526 California, r. Bremen
Bassen Joachim, maltster with Spreclea &
Co., r. 75 Everett
Bassett — , boxmaker with Hobbs, Pomeroy
<fe Co, r. German Hotel
Bassett A. C, supt. S.P.R.R., r. 421 Bryant
Bassett Chas. F. & Co. (Chas. F. Bassett)
prod and com, 304 Davis
Bassett Chas. F. (Chas. F. Bassett & Co.)
r. 1630 Mission
Bassett Frank, night inspector Custom
House, r. 21 Oak Grove av
Bassett Frank W., gasfitter, r. cor Eleventh
and Minna
Bassett Frederick P., carptr, r. 1406% Polk
Bassett Harry C, elk Real Estate Advance,
r. Oakland
Bassett Henry D., salesman with John Kent-
field & Co., pier 9, Steuart
Bassett Henry W., with Hobbs, Pomeroy »fe
Co., r. 14% Oak Grove av
Bassett J. B., baggage master S. P. R. R., r.
Morton House
Bassett Joseph, prod com mcht, 221-223
Clay, r. Fruit Vale
Bassett Madison H., teamster, r. 121 Ninth
Bassett M. L., carptr, r. 414 Pacific
Bassett N. Mrs., r. 21 Oak Grove av
Bassett S. L., adjuster U. S. Mint
Bassett Wm. F., elk U. S. Paymaste'r Dept,
r. 214 Powell
Bassi Joseph, r. 020 Post
Bassi Louis, boilermkr with Moynihan <fe
Aitken, r. 616 Post
Bassignauo Peter F., expressman with James
O'Neill, r. 520 Seventh
Bassillio Joseph, engineer Black Diamond
Coal Co., r. cor Union and Calhoun
BassiniB., extramau Engine No. 3, S. F. Fire
Dept, r. 1327 California
Bassini B., meter man S. F. Gaslight Co., r.
Oakland
Bassitt Martin E., miner, r. 215 Kearny
Bassity James E., plasterer, r. 113 Jones
Basso Salvatore, lab, r. es. Old San Jos^
Road ur Islais Creek
Bast E., builder, r. 108 Valparaiso
Bastheim Joseph, with Einstein Bros. & Co.,
r. 1509 Gough
Bastian Benedict, tailor, r. 1112 Kearny
Basto F. 0., dentist, 1522 Jackson
Basto Stephen, lab, r. es. Old San Jos^
Road nr Islais Creek
Baston Abner F., expressman with Kohler,
Chase & Co., r. 1026 McAllister
Baston Joseph B., salesman with Waterbouse
& Lester, r. 1026 McAllister
Bastow Benj., shipwright, r. 324 Beale
Batavia Pedro, hairdresser, 1016 Stockton,
r. 1208 Mason
Batch E. G., shoemkr with Buckingham A
Hecht, r. 945 Twenty-first
Batchelder Frank J., cik American Clock
Co.. r. nil Pacific
Batchelder Levi L., stevedore, r. 1026 Clay
Batchelder N. R., physician, r. ne. cor Jack-
son and Drumm
Batchelder Wm. H., carijtr, r.. 114 Austin
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Batchelder W. H. jr., butcher, r. 114 Austin
Batchelor Edward Payson (late
prosecuting attorney and justice of the
peace) atty-at-law, 7 Montgomery blk,
r. The Windsor
Batchelor — , elk Bulletin, r. 1103 Powell
Batchlor Henry, carptr, r. 116 Ninth
Bateman Isaac C, capitalist, 419 California,
rms 7-9, r. 555 Harrison
Bateman Joseph E., carptr, r. 88. Green
bet Octavia and Gough
Bateman Michael C, real estate, r. 1912
Pacific av
Bateman Miles, carptr Enterprise Planing
Mills, r. 231 Stevenson
Bateman W., cabinetmkr with Kemp &
Hoffman, r. 1231 Howard
Bateman Wm. A., milk dairy, 353 Tehama,
r. cor Market and Stockton
Batersbee Frederick, wheelwright, r. 724
Brannan
Bates Alfred, teacher, r. 712 Bush
Bates Catherine M., widow, r. 764 Harrison
Bates C M., visiting physician City and
County Hospital, 224 Kearny, r. 127
Kearny
Bates Courtien Piatt, dentist, 137 Montgom-
ery, r. Berkeley
Bates Daniel S., night inspector Custom
House, r. 113 Eleventh
Bates Dudley C. (S. B. Boswell & Co.) r.
1705 Octavia
Bates Edward K., bootmkr, r. 1124 Market
Bates Eugene J., bkpr with Crane & Brig-
ham, r. 764 Harrison
Bates Frederick, shoemkr, r. 120 Park av
Bates Geo., atty-at-law, r. 1010 Powell
Bates Geo., prin. University School, r. 1404
Van Ness av
Bates H. F., elk with S. Mosgrove & Co.,
r. 546 Mission
Bates James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Bates James W., painter with Hopps &
Sons, r. 25 Hunt
Bates Joseph C, atty-at-law, 434 Califor-
nia, rm 9, r. 2520 Clay
Battes J. S., sexton Giboth 01am Cemetery,
r. cor 24th and Vicksburg
Bates Kate E., widow, lodgings, 546 Mission
Bates Marshall, r. 706 California
Bates Michael, porter with Murphy, Grant
& Co., r. 43 Natoma
Bates Morris U. (Bates, Woods & Co.) r.
916 Jackson
Bates Walter, lab, r. Philadelphia House
Bates Wm., street contractor, r. 23 M
BateN, Woods & Co. (Morris U. Bates
and Charles Woods) proprs and pubs
daily Commercial News, 423 Wash
Bateson Maria, widow, r. 7 Clementina
Batey David, carptr, r. 26 Turk
Bathell T. W., policeman, r. 13 Fifth av
Barthslow Wm., porter Palace Hotel barber
shop, r. 112 Virginia
Bathurst E. W., student, r. se. cor Mission
and 14th
Bathsere John, cook Cosmopolitan restau-
rant, r. 1116 Bryant
Batt Henry, cigarmkr, r. 590 Stevenson
Batt Jacob, saloon, 135 Post, r. 590 Stev
Battalora P., glazier, r. 1413 Dupont
Battams Wm.. salesman with W. W. Mon-
tague & Co., r. Occidental Hotel
Battelheim Aaron S., r. 1311 Larkin
Batten & MuUan (Sampson Batten and
Michael Mullen) stoneyard, cor Point
Lobos and Masonic avs
Batten Sampson (Batten & Mullen) r. bs.
California bet Broderick and Baker
Batter Bertha, domestic, nw. cor Vallejo and
Leavenworth
Battersby Capt, geologist, r. Overland House
Battersby James, watchmkr, 737 Mission,
r. 709 Mission
Batterj'-st U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Geo.
C. Bode, propr, nw. cor Filbert and Bat,
Battery-st Wharf, cor Battery and Green-
wich
Batteux Catherine, widow, r. 106 Park av
Battles Sarah J., dressmkr, r. 1229 Union
Battista Giovanni, lab, r. es. San Jose
Road nr St. Mary's College
Battiste John, cattle driver with M. Selig, r.
Spreens's First av Exchange, S. S. F.
Battles ct Gilleran (Luke Battles and Ed-
ward Gilleran) groceries, 241 Fourth
Battles Albert, carptr, r. 1256 Bryant
Battles John, propr King-st House, 3 King
Battles Joseph, tailor, r. 8 St. Charles pi
Battles Luke (Battles & Gilleran) r. nw. cor
Fourth and Clementina
Battles Ward, student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 1109 Post
Battles Wm. W., mcht, r. 1109 Post
Batts Mary, domestic, 1105 Taj'lor
Battu Hippolyte, painter with J. Sullivan,
r. 1112 Hyde
Battu Hippolyte jr., painter, r. 1112 Hyde
Battu Z. Mrs., r. 1112 Hyde
Batturs Edward T., general manager with
Frank G. Edwards, r. 521 Leavenworth
Batturs Samuel A., upholsterer with Frank
G. Edwards, r. 515 Leavenworth
Banch August, teamster, r. cor Utah and El
Dorado
Bauch Peter G., Custom House broker, 500
Battery, r. 719 Union
Bauchou Bernard, gardener, r. Mountain
•Lake, Presidio
Band Frank« brass foundry, 522 Fulton
Baud John, stevedore, r. 29 Alta
Baudereta M. & M. Co. (Mariposa Co. Cal.)
J. W. Tripp sec, 408 California, rm 14
Baudmont Eugenie, r. 831 Greenwich
Baudouin August, patternmkr Pac. Iron
Wks, r. 328 Minna
Bauer & Smith (Christian Bauer and Philip
Smith) milk ranch, cor Greenwich and
Lvon
E. GUITTARD & CO.
405 and 407 SANSOME ST., sole Manufacturers of the
Patented Cafe des Gourmands.
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, 50 SECOND STREET.
My Motto FIRST CLASS WORK AND BOHOM PRICES.
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Bauer Abram (Bauer, Tobriner & Co.) r.
Paris
Bauer Adolph C, waiter with H. Bernhamer,
r. 61-4 Natoma
Bauer Augusta, domestic, 420 Kearny
Bauer Chas., carptr, r. G14 Natoma
Bauer Chas., policeman, r. 717 Clementina
Bauer Chas. A., wines and liquors,
1143 Mission
Bauer Christian (Bauer & Smith) r. cor
Greenwich and Lyon
Bauer Emile, mugr S. F. News Co., r. 1838
Geary
Bauer Frank, teamster with F. & J. N.
Stand, r. William Tell House
Bauer Geo., boarding, lOK Dupont
Bauer Geo., machinist, r. 725)^ Broadway
Bauer Gustavus A., canvasser with Victor S.
M. Co., r. 706% Natoma
Bauer H., upholsterer with Frank G, Ed-
wards, r. 1511 California
Bauer Herman, lab, r. ss. Grove nr Noe
Bauer Jacob, butcher with Jacob Tautphaus,
r. 1121 Howard
Bauer John (Chapman & Co.) r. 220
Fillmore
Bauer John, cutler with M. Price, r. German
Hotel
Bauer John J., cabinetmkr, r. 782 Harrison
Bauer Jordan A., druggist, 101 Post, r. 510
Post
Bauer Joseph, r. 1042 Folsom
Bauer Joseph, lab Cal. Sugar Refineiy, r.
nw. cor Eighth and Brannan
Bauer Louis, elk with S. Bauer, r. 532 Turk
Bauer Louis, foreman with A. Waldsteiu, r.
27 Fifth av
Bauer L., stonemason, r. cor Vallejo and
Gough
Bauer Moses elk with Bauer, Tobriner & Co.,
r. 532 Turk
Bauer Otto, r. 202 Seventh
Bauer Otto, elk with Michalitschke Bros., r.
31 John
Bauer Peter, r. 1321% Stockton
Bauer S., brtdr Cafe de L'Univers, r. Paris
House
Bauer Samuel, fancy goods, 410 Kearny, r.
532 Turk
Bauer, Tobriner A. Co. (Abram Bauer
and Miitthew Tobriner) impts fancy
goods, 547 Market
Bauer Wui. J., stockbroker, 436 Mont-
gomery, r. 1042 Folsom
Bauers Chas., saloon, 717 Davis, r. 38 Jack-
son, rear
Bauers Leonard, cabinetmkr, r. 54 Jessie
Baugh Lucifine Miss, r. 25 South Park
Baugh Theo. E., r. 25 South Park
Baughn Mauford. broommkr with L. Van»
laak, r. 223 Fifteenth
Baukins Burrell R., carptr, r. ss. 15th nr
Castro
Baulsir Nimrod (Richard C. Hanson & Co.)
r. 1332 Washington
Baum Chas. (Chas. Baum and Chas. Edward
Heiser)8hip and Custom House brokers,
510 Battery
Baum Chas. (Chas. Baum) and consul Ar-
gentine Republic, off 510 Battery
Baum David A., elk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 612 Bush
Baum Frederick, r. 232 Jessie
Baum Gustave jr., furniture and carpets,
740 Washington, r. 1715 Larkin
Baum Gustave, with G. Baum jr., r. 1715
Larkin
Baum Hyman, elk with G. Baum jr., r. 1715
Larkin
Baum J. & Co. (Julius Baum, Morris and
Henry Shrier) imps, mnfrs and whole
dealers in mens', youths' and boys'
clothing. 521-523 Market
Baum J. T., carptr, r. 524 Eddy
Baum Julius (J. Baum & Co.) r. 1111 Van
Ness av
Baum Mary, dressmkr, r, 18 Guy pi
Baum N. (Dennery & Baum) 208 Sutter
Baum Simon & Co. (Simon Baum) imps
furnishing goods, 217-219 Pine
Baum Simon (Simon Baum & Co.) r. 303%
Turk
Baum Wm., brtdr with Radovich & Uh-
landt, r. 331 Kearny
Bauman Anton, milker with W. Schlothan, r.
ws. Minnesota bet Napa and Sierra
Bauman Chas., chairmkr with Heywood
Bros. & Co., r. 735 Vallejo
Bauman Chas., tailor, r. 1817 Powell
Bauman Herman, saloon, r. 119% O'FaiTell
Bauman Joseph, coojjer with Michelssen,
Brown & Co.
Bauman Joseph, milker, r. se. cor 16th av
and I, S. S. F.
Bauman Moses, jobber, r. Fourth nr Howard
Bauman P., dairyman, ns. Francisco bet
Webster and Bay
Baumann H. H., agt, 502 Montgomery, r.
San Mateo Co.
Baumann John, musician, r. 707 McAllister
Baumann Joseph, butcher, r. 27% White pi
Baumann Sigmund, salesman with Levi
Strauss & Co., r. 505 Post
Baumann Wm., machinist with Walkiugton
«fe Wagner, r. 253 Jessie
BaumbergL-r James, bkpr with Breeze &
Lougbran, r. sw. cor Octavia and Hickory
BannieiHter A Bccklor (John Bau-
meister and Conrad Beckler) proprs Har^
mony Hall saloon, ne. cor Post and
Kearny
Baumeister B. H. (Shell & Baumeister) r. 13
Verona
Baumeister Fred. (Ruh & Baumeister) r, 22
Stockton pi
Baumeister J. George, wood turning, 217
Mission, r. 3 Freelon
Baumeister John (Baumeister & Beckler) r.
608% Locust av
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Bdiimeister Joseph, tanner with Anton
Krieg, r. es. San Bruno Road bet 2Gth
and '27th
Baumgard Henry, molder Empire Foundry,
r. 347 Jessie
Baumgardner E. M. Mrs., viceprin Denman
Grammar School, r. 703 Taylor
Baumgardner Peter, maltster Philadelphia
Brewery, r. 232 Second
Baumgardner S. J., stock speculator, r. 421
O'Farrell
Baumgarten Chas., (Ullmann & Co.) r.
Paris, France »
Baumgarten Geo., saddler, r. 511 Green
Baumgarten J., shoemkr, 418 Fourth, r. 18
Clara
Baumgarten Joseph, with M. Ullmann & Co.,
r. 23 Kearny
Baumgartner John, milker with J. Shepston,
r. sw. cor 26th and San Jos^ av
Baumgartner V. & Co. (Valentine Baum-
gartner) mnfrs smoking tobacco, 23
Seventh
Baumgartner Valentine (V. Baumgartner &
Co.) r. 126 Seventh
Baumster Alfred, draughtsman U. S. Sur-
veyor General's oflElce, r. Alameda
Bann Gaspar, groceries, ss. 18th nr Hartford
Baup John Marie, butcher with P. Husson,
r. Seventh nr R. R. av, S. S. F.
Baur John Geo., cabinetmkr S. F, Furn.
Factory, r. 512 Fourth
Baurhyte Wm., elk with Woods & Freeborn,
r. 13 Van Ness av
Bausman Wm., journalist Call, r. 552 Minna
Bauten Frank, tailor, r. Bush nr Stockton
Bautz Leon, with Chas. Rhiners, r. 1117^/^
Kearny
Bauville Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 531
Mission
Bavaria Brewery, Frauenholz & Co. proprs,
Mont, av bet Vallejo and Green
Bawden W. G. (T. W. Croudace & Co.) r.
Lick House
Bawer Jacob, shoemkr, r. 42 Jessie
Bawler John, r. 323 Larkin
Baxter Chas. E. A., elk, r. 322 Turk
Baxter Edward H. (Crane & Brigham) r.
1109 Howard
Baxter Eugene, waiter Bay Exchange Sa-
loon, 1017 Battery
Baxter F. C, photographer retoucher with
I. W. Taber & Co., r. 204 Ellis
Baxter Geo., lab Pac. Rolling Mills, r. ne.
cor Sierra and Louisana
Baxter Hall W., cashier with Crane & Brig-
ham, r. 613 Hayes
Baxter James, r. Montgomery Hotel
Baxter James, engineer, r. 34 Louise
Baxter James, seaman, r. 233 Steuart
Baxter John, painter, r. 19th bet Folsom
and Howard
Baxter Joseph P., policeman, r. 915 Union
Baxter Mary, domestic, 2732 Folsom
Baxter Patrick, lab, r. 521 Seventh
Baxter Thomas, porter with Foley & Jones,
r. es. Seventh bet Bryant and Brannan
Baxter Wm. H., agt, off 436 Montgomery,
r. 1616 Clay
Baxter Wm. S., elk Pac. Ref. and Bullion
Ex., res Oakland
Bay Brewery, Weyand & Kasche proprs,
612-616 Seventh
Bay City Soda Water Co., James McEwen
pres, Cephas Turner vice-pres, John
McKenzie sec, John Qrennan supt, off
and factory 87-89 Stevenson
Bay District Fair Ground Assn, Thos. W.
Hinchman sec, off 317 Montgomery
Bay Exchange, John Bottolma propr, 1017
Battery
Bay Oyster House, Althof Bros, proprs, 626
Market
Bay Sugar Refinery, Hermann Mees*
pres, Peter Meyer sec, sw cor Union
and Battery
Bay View Distilleiy, L, C. Louderback
propr, bet 18th and 19th and G and H,
S. S. F.
Bay View Hotise, sw. cor 24th and R. R. av,
3. S. F.
Bay View Nursery, J. Gaubert propr, 619
Sacramento
Bay Warehouse, John Melville propr, ws.
Sansome bet Greenwich and Lombard
Bayer Julius, brewery. 6 Herron
Biiyer Louisa Mrs., saloon, 16 Clay, r. 32
Clay
Bayersdorf Wm., elk, r. Coso House
Bayle John, tripe, 70 Cal. Market, r. 5th av,
S. S. F.
Bayless G. B., compositor Chronicle
Bayless Wm. H., architect, 106 Leidesdorff,
r. 8 Geneva
Bayless Wm., elk, r. 24 Verona
Bay ley C. A., wines, liquors, cigars and to-
bacco, 659 Clay, r. 813 Broadway
Bayley Edward A., salesman with Chas.
Otto, r. 411 Green
Bayley Geo. B., note teller The Nevada Bank
of San Francisco, r. Oakland
Bayley Simeon S., purchasing agt with Dean
& Sutherland, r. 603 Buchanan
Bayley Wilbur F., fruits, etc., 740 Bdwy
Baylis Joseph, draughtsman with Dewey &
Co., r. 8 Geneva
Bayly Chas. A., apothecary, se. cor Howard
and Sixth
Bayma Joseph Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius'
College, 841 Market
Bayn Mark, lab, r. 762 Brannan
Bayreuther, Amelia, widow, lodgings, 253
Stevenson
Bayreuther Gustave, with P. Abrahamson,
r. 253 Stevenson
Bays John, contractor, r. Wildey bet Bush
and Pine
Bazan F., physician and surgeon, 1633 Mis
Bazar Thos., r. 546 Folsom
Baze Henry, brtdr, r. 745 Market
IWTCDNATinNAi UIHTri 824, 826 Keamy St. $1 ,50 and $2 per Day.
Ill I LnllA llUiinL nU I LL, Fre« coach to the Home. H. C. PATRIOGE, Propr.
B. J. TRUMBULL, DEALER IN SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS, rtc.^,^^^^^ ^,^^^,_
Baziadoly August, porter Cal. House, r. G26
California
Bazil John Gonzales, milker with William
Lauge, r. sw. cor Carroll and Cole
Bazin L. Mrs., teacher Infant School, r.
1639 Mission
Bazues John, brtdr with Yacinto Giles, r.
1115 Stockton
Bazus John, r. 1115 Stockton
Bazus — Mrs., dressmkr, r. 1115 Stockton
Bazzuro Frank, restaurant, 105 Pacific
Beach & Paxton G. & S. M. Co., (Storey
Co. Nev.) M. Landers sec, 2 Nev. blk
Beach Baldwin, cavptr, r. 1039 Folsom
Beach C. A., widow, r. Grand Hotel
Beach Chas. J., carptr, r. '218 Eighteenth
Beach Chilion, bookseller and stationer, 5
Mont., r. Grand Hotel
Beach C. W., sec. Pac. Beclamation Co,
and Roberts Dredge and Sewering Co.,
65 Nevada blk, r. Oakland
Beach Frank E., commercial traveler, r.
lluss House
Beach Gardner E., tel operator, r. 544
Natoma
Beach Geo. D., teamster Cal. Paint Co.,
115 Pine
Beach Henry H., accountant with Wellman,
Peck (t Co., r. Brooklyn
Beach Horace, cashier U. S. Mint, r. 534
Bush
Beach J. G., decorator, r. 230 Tyler
Beach John A., brtdr with Geo. Green, r.
1106 Mason
Beach Joseph G., fruit dealer, r. cor Sutter
and Dupout
Beach Thos. P., mining sec, 84 Mont-
gomery blk, r. 810 Mission
Beach Tyler, pres Cal. Paint Co., 115 Pine,
r. San Jose
Beach Zilphie, widow, r. 1324 Jackson
Beacon Peter, shipwright, r. 573 Howard
Beadley Asa M., porter with Cal. Furn.
Mufg Co.,r. 709 Taylor
Beadon John, seaman, r. 114 Fourth
Beadle Donald, r. nw. cor Lagnua and Fulton
Beagle Frank M., carptr, r. 1225 Filbert
Beahan John, butcher with Jas. Nelson, r.
cor Dolores and 16th.
Beahn Thos. M., porter, r. 2507 Mission
Beakley Absolom, cane worker, 5 Mills pi
Beakley J. S., physician, 118 Post
Beal, C. B., atty-at-law, r. 78 Clementina
Beal Samuel, mattrass maker, 575-577 Mis-
sion, r. 2526 Clay
Beal Wm. B., coal and wood, 195 Stevenson,
r. Oakland
Beal Wm. T. (J. H. Maloue & Co.) r. Oak-
laud
Beal — Mrs., housekeeper, r. 6 Perry
Beale C. C, atty-at-law, r. 715 Howard
Beale John J., machinist with Walkington &
Wagner, r. 555 Natoma
Beale Richard (Wm. Beale & Sou) r. 555
Natoma
Beale Street Mills, Holland & Rupp'
proprs, uw. cor Beale and Mission
Beale-st Warehouse, John McHugh propr,
nw. cor Beale and Bryant
Beale Wm. (Wm. Beale & Son) r. 555 Na-
toma
Beale Wm,, coppersmith with Geo. H. Tay
& Co., r. 127 Fourth
Beale Wm. & Son (Wm. and Richard Beale)
marble warerooms, 950 Mission
Beales J. T., sec Cal. Stock Exchange Board,
r. 1017 Sutter
Beali James M., elk, r. 775 Harrison
Beall S. W., observer U. S. Signal Service,
r. 42 Merchant's Exchange
Beals Caroline R., widow, teacher Girls' High
School, r. 923 Powell
Beals Chas. W., reporter Post, r. 2101 Cal
Beals E. C, widow, r. 714 Howard
Beals Edwd. C, with Williams, Blanchard
& Co., r. 2101 California
Beals Edwd., wood carver, r. 714 Howard
Beals G. C, carptr, r. 4 Hardie pi
Beals Heury Channiug, editor Com-
mercial Herald, r. 2101 Cal
Beals John P., printer with M. Gray, r.
Alameda
Bealsey Wm., gardener, r, ns. Chestnut bet
Taylor and Jones
Beam J. David, cabinetmkr, with J. A.
Shaber & Co., r. 210 Stevenson
Beam John McCalla, druggist, r. Alta House
Beam Peter G., agt Mich. Cent. R. R, 140
Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Beaman Theodore, lab, r. 305 Stevenson
Beamish Abraham, lab, r. 1019 Market
Beamish Edward, hostler Market-st R, K,,
r. Market bet Sixth and Seventh
Beamish John, shoemkr, r. 714 Grove
Beamish Percy, gouts' furnishing goods, 693
Market and 1 Third, r. 2130 Howard
Beamont James, steward str Express
Bean A. A., supt S. F. and N. P. R. R., oflf
426 Montgomery, r. Petaluma
Bean David F., porter with Haas Bros., r, 5
Middle
Bean E. F., dpty U. S. Marshal, r. 44 Third
Bean G., cooper, r. 10'.» Tehama
Bean Geo. W., sailmkr with Harding &
Braun, r. 1607 Powell
Bean Geo. H., lab, r. pier 13 Steuart
Bean Henry, stevedore with S, H, Harmon,
r. pier 13 Steuart
Bean James R.. canvasser, r. 464 Natoma
Bean John, plasterer, r. 1333^^ Natoma
Beau Redmond, stevedore, pier 17 Steuart, r,
112 Tehama
Beau Simon, master mariner, r, 12 Clay
Bean Thomas, with Cal. Chem, Works, r.
San Bruno Road nr 25th
Beau Wesley P., upholsterer with Cal. Furn.
Mufg Co., r. 8 Oak
Bean Wm. clerk, r, 1524 Stockton
Bean Win., drayman with Petersen & Co,,
r. 35 Park av
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BEA
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Bean Wm., painter, r. 2117 Market
Bean Wm. F., clerk, r. Occidental Hotel
Beane J. W., carpenter with Cal. Mills, r.
404 Third
Beanston Goo., sec. Board of Education, r.
13 Yerba Buena
Beanston Jeanette, widow, r. 13 Yerba Buena
Beanston Peter, blacksmith with Carvill
Mnfg Co., r. es. Webster bet Ellis and
O'Farrell
Bear Cammile, elk, r. 538 Natoma
Bear S., money and stockbroker, 140 Mont-
gomery, r. 614 Sutter
Beard Alfred, with Call, r. 457 Jessie
Beard, Chas. C, ins. agt., r. 810 Howard
Beard Geo., elk, r. 54 First
Beard Geo., stevedore, r. Greenwich bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Beardsley & Cochran (Jas. S. Beardsley and
John T. Cochran) com mchts, 211 Clay
Beardsley Geo. P., plumber and gasfitter
with T. Day, r. 613 Third
Beardsley Jas., engineer Pac. Com. Co., r.
ne. cor Franklin and Fulton
Beardsley James S. (Beardsley & Cochran)
r. Oakland
Beardsley John H., accountant, 636 Clay,
rm 5, r. 910 Taylor
Beardsley Paul F., stock broker, 316 Mont-
gomery, r. 821 Bush
Beardsley S. A., purser stmr Great Republic,
r. Occidental Hotel
Beardsley Sophia, widow, r. 631 Geary
Bearer Gertie E., with Buckingham &
Hecht, r. cor 24th and Vicksburg
Bearne Bartholomew, groceries, 41 Jessie
Bearneas Frederick, special police-
man, r. sw. cor Beale and Bryant
Bearwald Jacob, compositor with E. Bosqui
<fe Co., r. Clementina ur Eighth
Beasey Wm. H., painter with James Dono-
van, r. 51 Tehama
Beasey Joseph, painter, r. 51 Tehama
Beasley E. C., prin. Harvard School, r. 423
Harrison
Beasley Mathew, expressman, r. 1125 Turk
Beasley P. S,, salesman with A. J. Griffith,
r. 1115 Jones
Beasley Wm., gardener, r, cor Taylor and
Chestnut
Beasley — , molder Union Iron Wks
Beathye H., musician, r. 868 Folsom
Beatie J. W,, conductor, r. 931 Folsom
Beatie Walter C, elk Dewey & Co., r. 931
Folsom
Beaton Angus, shipwright, r. 062 ^'^ Bryant
Beaton Daniel, driver N. B. and M. R. R.,
r. cor Fourth and Folsom
Beaton John J., shipwright with Middlemas
& Boole, r. 10 Louisa
Beatty Calvin, plasterer, r. ^27 Mont, av
Beatty Chas., painter, r. Overland House
Beatty Christopher, driver Wheeler & Wil-
son Mnfg Co., r. Sac. nr Broderick
Beatty David jr., student Heald's Business
College, r. 259 Stevenson
Beatty James, hide house and teamster, cor
7th av and N. r. 10th av nr M, S. S. F.
Beatty James, salesman, r. 31 Eleventh
Beatty J. F., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 259 Stevenson
Beatty J. J., house and sign painter, 749
Mission
Beatty John, cabiuetmkr, with Strahan Bros.
& Co., r. 121 Seventh
Beatty Patrick, mattrassmkr with F. S.
Chadbourne & Co., r. 531% O'Farrell
Beatty Ralph T., lab, r. 569 Chestnut
Beatty Rebecca, laundress Grand Hotel
Beatty Samuel, shoemakr with Porter Op-
penheimer & Slessinger, r. 343 Jessie
Beatty Samuel J., r. 309 Jones
Beatty Wm., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Beattye Peter, hostler, r. 110 Washington
Beatun David, seaman, r. ne. cor Jackson
and Drumm
Beaty W. J., carriages, nw. cor Kearny and
Bush
Beauce C. Mrs., dressmaking and fancy
goods, 1319 Stockton
Beauchamp Fred., salesman with S. Bine, r.
12% Sherman
Beauchamp Geo. W., salesman with R.
Cohnreich, r. 114 O'Farrell
Beauchamp O., carpt. r. 90 Ninth
Beaugh W. W., ship's clerk, r. 326 Sansome
Beauharnais Eugene, with O. B. Fenner, r.
1206 Stockton
Beaujardin T. J., prof, music, r. 823 Bdwy
Beauman Louis W., dealer iron, steel, heavy
hardware and hardwood lumber, 123
California, rm 35, r. 921 Powell
Beaumont 9Iyroii H., solicitor milita-
ry and naval claims, 321 Washington, r.
Moore House
Beauregard Wm., with Pac. Rolling Mills
Beauxis Jean, baker, r. 1513 Dupont
Beaveu Chas. W., plasterer, 923% Folsom
Beaver Geo. L., law student, r. 1300 Taylor
Beaver Geo. W., supt Frear Stone Wks, 414
California, r. 1300 Taylor
Beaver Henry, lab, r. 11 Ritch
Beaver M. Co. (Cornucopia Dist. Nev.) W.
G. Hughes sec, 314 Montgomery, rm 6
Beaver Samuel E., receiving teller Bank Cal-
ifornia, r. 005 California
Beaver ly John A., elk with Terwilliger &
Fink, r. 1006 Lombard
Beban Rocco, coffee saloon, se. cor Dupont
and Broadway, r. 1313 Kearny
Bebe — , printer, r. 111% Minna
Bebee G. W., widow, r. 2200 Broadway
Bebin Landry C, collector, r. 319 Union
Bee B., r. 1407 Stockton
Bechdolf M., carptr, r. Arion House
Becher Henry, head cook Russ House, r.
622 Fulton
Becher Jas. A., machinist Pac. Iron Wks, r.
75 Minna
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Becherer Chfts. F., Chicago Lager Beer De-
pot, 540 First
Bechler J. H., salesman Capitol Mills, r.
1809 Jessie
Bechtinger Joseph, occulist and aurist, nw.
cor Kearny and Sacramento
Bechtinger Rudolph L., withR. M. Edwards,
r. Oakland
Beck A. G., teacher bookkeeping, 432 Mont-
gomery, rm 14
Beck A. H., musician, r. 809 Union
Beck Albert, butcher with Chas. Beck, r. 619
Laguna
Beck Andrew, longshoreman, r. 8 St. Chas. pi
Beck August, locksmith, 510 Broadway, r.
608 Greenwich
Beck Bernard, farmer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Beck Chas., bootfitter with Wm. Hughes, r.
13 Lafayette
Beck Chas., butcher, 609 Laguna, r. 619 La-
guna
Beck Chas., gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. sw. cor Francisco and Larkin
Beck Christian, lab Pac. Barrel and Keg Co.,
r. 609 Seventh
Beck David L., mdse broker, r. 18 Stanley pi
Beck David L. jr., shipping elk Jones & Co.,
r. 18 Stanley pi
Beck Eugene B. (Jones & Co.)r. 34 Rincon pi
Beck Francis E., clerk Anglo-Calif ornian
Bank. r. 2247 Mission
Beck Fritz, waiter with G. Samsreither, r. 409
Pacific
Beck George F., machinist Union Iron Wks
r. 533 Mason
Beck H., musician, r. 809 Union
Beck Harry (Hansen & Beck) r. 538 Market
Beck Henry, boots and shoes, 1128 Market,
r. 518 Jessie,
Beck Henry, r. 720 Clementina
Beck Henry, tanner, r. 30th nr Potrero av
Beck Hermann, compositor Alta, r. 712
Howard
Beck H. S.. whitener, 403 Sutter, r. 1157
Hai-rison
Beck Jacob, brickmason, r. es. Church nr
17th
Beck James G., painter with J. A. Donovan
& Co., r. 34 Hayes
Beck J. C, brakeman S. P. R. R., r, 624
Fourth
Beck John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, r.
107 Tehama
Beck John, malster National Brewery, r. se.
cor Fultou and Webster \
Beck John, teamster, r. 302 Third
Beck Johu G., cooper, r. Devisudero bet
California and Pine
Beck John P., painter, r. 630 Mission
Beck Ludwig, manager Svea and Helvetia
Ins. Cos, 213 Sansome, r. Alameda
Beck Mary Miss, wild iw-shadc painter with
Hartshorn & McPhun, r. 125 Folsom
Beck Nat A., currier, r. Fol bet 18th and 19th
Beck Nelson, waiter, r. 401 Broadway
Beck Nicholas, policeman, r. 156 Steuart
Beck Rheinhold, waiter Maison Dor^, r. 1609
Lynch
Beck Walter A., clerk with Pierce & Son, r.
627 Sacramento
Beck Walter F., clerk with First National
Gold Bank, r. 18 Stanley pi
Beck Wm., tinsmith, r. 134 Folsom
Beck — , widow, r. 1205 Stockton
Beckard Francis, tinner with Freeman &
Wrin, r. 344 Third
Beckedorff George H. C, expressman, r. 38
Russ
Becker A Fischer (Joseph W. Becker
and Geo. Fischer) proprs Teutonia Beer
Hall, 1134 Market
Becker «t Jacoby (Henry Becker and
Julius Jacoby) imps dry and fancy
goods, 748 Market
Becker & Niquet (Peter Becker and Chas.
Niquet) saloon, 113 Sixth
Becker Albert, cook, r. ne. cor Jackson and
Drtunm
Becker Albert, lab, r. 902 Filbert
Becker Alexan<ler R., physician, 206
Kearny, r. Berkeley
Becker Alfred, elk with Mrs. J. Becker, r.
1 Bannam pi
Becker August, cabinetmkr, r. 246 Minna
Becker B. A., capitalist, 418 Kearny
Becker Bros. (Chas. H. and Diedrich Beck-
er) groceries, se. cor Turk and Larkin
and se. cor Sutter and Leavenworth
Becker Casper, tanner, es. San Bruno Road
nr 28th
Becker Chas., brtdr, r. 2 Bannam pi
Becker Chas., cabinetmkr with J. B. Luch-
singer & Son, r. 132 Natoma
Becker Chas. H. (Becker Bros.) r. se. cor
Turk and Larkin
Becker Chaa., saloon, 424 Hayes
Becker Christian (Dederky & Becker) r. 1024
Folsom
Becker Daniel, tanner, r. 608 Sixth
Becker Diedrich (Becker Bros.) r. 919 Sutter
Becker F., barber with Hock & Perazzo, r.
1007 Mission
Becker Frank, elk with Weil & Co.. r. 1116
Pacific
Becker Frederick, r. 1 Bannam pi
Becker Frederick W., butcher, r. 915 Natoma
Becker F. W., cigars and tobacco, 705 Davis
Becker Geo. J., restaurant, "sw. cor Fourth
and Berry
Becker Gustave J., saloon, 548 Mission
Becker H., widow, r. 519 Hayes
Becker Henry (Becker & Jacoby) r. 915 How
Becker Henry E.. mate ship Frank N. Thayer
Becker Henry, tanner with Casper Becker,
r. es. San Bruno Road nr 2Hth
Becker Jacob, lodgings. 13 Harlan pi
Becker Johanna Mrs., shooting gallery, 903
Kearny, r. 1 Bannam \A
Becker John, elk with Kahrs & Becker, r.
622 Taylor
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BEE
Becker John H. (Kahrs & Becker) r. 622
Taylor
Becker Joseph, crockery, sw. cor Dupont and
Sutter
Becker Joseph W. (Becker & Fischer) r.
1134 Market
Becker Jost, policeman, r. Hinckley pi
Becker Louis, baker \vith W. Hessler, r. 717
Pacific
Becker Louis, r. 124 J/^ Welsh
Becker Martin H. W., groceries, 41 Fourth
Becker Michael, bakery, r. 409 Union
Becker Nickolaus, candymkr with Boths-
child & Ehrenpfort, r. ne. cor Gough
and O'Farrell
Becker O. J., cabinetmkr with H. Granz, r.
ws. Harrison ur 21st
Becker Otto, elk Prescott House
Becker Otto F., propr Prescott House, sw.
cor Kearny and Montgomery av
Becker Peter (Becker & Niquet) r. 25 Moss
Becker Peter (Eisert k Becker) r. 21G Stev
Becker Wm., baker, r. 1036 Clay
Becker Wm., groceries, uw. cor Mission
and Spear
Becker Wm., willow ware, 624 Market, r. 79
Fourth
Becker Wm.,with M. J. Flavin, r. 13 Harlanpl
Beckers Dennie, artist, r. 530 Howard
Beckerton Chas., longshoreman, r. 127 Jack
Beckett Francis A., artist with B. Grave &
Co., r. 8 Washington
Beckett H. B., drygoods and notions, 2004
Mission
Beckett Henry, machinist Risdon Iron and
Locomotive Wks, r. 415 Fifth
Beckett Henry, with Cal. Silk Factory, r.
cor E. R. and loth avs, S. S. F.
Beckett Henry C, expressman, r. 823 Bat
Beckhoff Fred., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Beckit Wm., blacksmith Pac. PioUing Mills
Beckler John C. (Baumeister tt Beckler) r.
252 Tehama
Beckman Glaus (Spotorno & Beckman) r.
2220 Pine
Beckman Fred., seaman, r. Clipper Hotel
Beckman Jacob, stair builder, r. German
Hotel
Beckman John, seaman stmr Salinas
Beckmanu <fc Bro. (John and Wm.Beckmauu)
groceries, nw. cor Greenwich and Taylor
Beckmann Bros. (J. N. and P. W. Beckmann)
groceries, n«. cor Mission and 14th
Beckmann Chas., tailor with Henry Steil, r.
440 Post
Beckmann Henry, lab Pac. Dis. and Ref.
Co.,r.Lombardbet Webster and Fillmore
Beckmann J. N. (Beckmanu Bros.) r. ne. cor
Mission and 14th
Beckmanu John ^ Beckmanu & Bro.) r. nw.
cor Greenwich and Taylor
Beckmann John, with C. Wreden & Co., r.
725 Lombard
Bockiiiann Louise Miss, actress German
Theatre, r. cor Pacific and Mason
Beckmann P. W. (Beckmann Bros.) r. i
Erie
Beckmann Wm. (Beckmann & Bro.) r. sw.
cor Green and Hyde
Beckmann Wm., porter Old California Ex-
change, r. 1710 Dupont
Becknell F., r. 425 Linden
Beck with Elliott S., boatbuilder with John
D. Griffin, r. 532 Commercial
Beckwith James R., driver with Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 706 Bush
Beckwith John W., jjoliceman, r. 565 Tehama
Beckwith Seth L., boatbuilder, v. 719 Gough
Beckwith Wm,, carptr, r. cor Kansas and
24th
Becraft Almiran T., curriagemkr with James
P. Locke, r. 102 Dora
Becraft Henry L., machinist, r. 617 Stev
Becsey Joseph, interpreter French and Span-
ish, Police Court, r. 738 Broadway
Bedaift'F. W., lab, r. ws. San Jose Road nr
Islais Creek
Bedbury J. N., seamstress, r. 20th nr Folsom
Bedeco Louis, bootblack, 515 California, r.
628 Broadway
Bedell Chas. F., milker with John A. Roy,
sw. cor San Bruno Road and 30th
Bedell Daniel C, steward P. M. S. S. Co., r.
602 Mission
Bedell Robert J. salesman Pioneer Feather
Warerooms, r. 230 Jessie
Bedell Wm., machinist, r. 15 Mission av
Bedford Edward, student, r. 220 Third
Bedford Frank, elk with J. J. Reardon, r.
758 Howard
Bedford Wm. H., broker, r. 635 California
Bedoui Louis, painter, r. 3 Margaret pi
Bee Frank M., elk. r. 620 Eddy
Bee Frederick A., capitalist, r. 020 Eddy
Bee Josejjh, policeman, r. 430 Mont av
Bee Theodore, tailor, r. 2122 Jones
Bee Timothy, patternmkr with Wm. F.
Buswell, r. 20 Dora
Beebe B. H., r. Market nr 12th
Beebe Chas., r. ne. cor Kearny and Bdwy
Beebe Cha§. W., bkpr with R. J. Trumbull,
r. Oakland
Beebe Joscijh J., compositor Chronicle, r.
111% Minna
Beebe Wm. S., foreman packing room Cut-
ting Packing Co., r. 135 Sixth
Beebee R. F., general agt, 006 Sacramento
Beebee Wallace S.. dentist, 606 Sacramento,
r. 7 August al
Beech Geo., salesman with Lewis Bros., r.
St. Helena
Beecher Andrew J., carptr, r. 248 Jessie
Beecher Chas., with M. J. Flavin, r. 248
Jessie
Beecher Delaware A., r. 844 Mission
ISeecliiug Robert, gen agt Cal. Prison
Commission, 114 Mont blk, r. 1016
Taylor
Beechiuor Norman, teamster Pac. Com. Co.,
r. 741 Market
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House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, FLOWERS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET
Beechj' A., blacksmith with Calviu Nutting
& Son, r. cor Thii'd and Folsom
Beecroft John T., lumber surveyor, r. cor
Utah and 23d
Beegan John, salesman with Frattinger <fe
Noli, r. 130 Silver
Beegeraanu Fred., elk with Spreckels & Co.,
r. 75 Everett
Beehive Building, ne. cor Wash and Dupont
Beeker Louis, baker, r. 717 Pacific
Beekman Chas. W., seaman, r. 125 Sac
Beel Martin S., jeweler with Weyl Bros., r.
Oakland
Beeler Jacob, teamster Pac. Dis. and Ref . Co.,
r. Greenwich bet Pierce and Scott
Beemau Martha, widow, r. 1217 Mason
Beeinau Willium, elastic cork truss
mufr, 331 Kearny, rm (J, r. 730 Geary
Beer Alfred J., car^^tr, r. 1()-±G Folsom
Beer B., porter with Levy & Co., r. 308 DaA'is
Beer Frederick, brushmkr, r. 159 Clara, rear
Beerman Henry, coojier with Pac. Dis. and
Ref. Co., r. cor Filbert and Fillmore
Beers «fc Ilubbitrtl (Barrett Beers and
Geo. A. Hubbard) dentists, 230 Kearny
Beers Barrett (Beers & Hubbard) dentist,
230 Kearny, r. 535 Post
Beers Henrv, r. y Hunt
Beers H. Sv. Rev., D. D., rector Trinity
Church, r. 009 Sutter
Beers John, carptr, r. Continental Hotel
Beeson Frederick P., teamster with Sroufe &
McCrum, r. 2232 Bush
Beevan Isaac, porter with Jonas Schoenfeld,
r. 12 White
Beez Frederick, boot and shoe mnfr, 315
Bush, r. 120 Park av
Beffa Ferdiuando, brtdr with N. Giamboui
& Co., 520 Clay
Begbie Eugene, filler with C. C. Burr & Co.,
r. ly Prospect pi
Beggley James, lab, r. 316 Beale
Beggs Ellen T., widow, groceries, 122 William
Beggs John, lab, 115 Oregon
Beggs James Mrs., widow, r. 847 Howard
Beggs Mark, stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cem-
etery, r. se. cor Point Lobos av and
Collins
Beggs Robert, hostler, r. G Clara lane
Beggs Samuel, engineer P. M. S. S. Co.
Beggs Wm., lab. r. 122 William
Begley John, elk with M. Begloy & Co., r.
ss. 17th ur Diamond
Begley John, lab, r. 310 Beale, rear
Begley John, shoemkr with Porter, Oppen-
heimer «.t Slessinger, r. 23 Natoma
Begley M. & Co. (M. Begley) groceries, 31
Sixth
Begley Michael (M. Begley & Co.) r. bs.
17th nr Diamond
Begley Patrick, hostler with McCord &
Mai one, r. 207 Post
Begley Peter, lab, r. 313 Frederick
Beguelin Henry, machinist with Joshua
Hendy, r. G Russell
Beguhl Adolph F. F., propr Recreation
Grounds, se. cor 25th and Folsom
Beha A., cabinetmkr S. F. Furn. Factory
Behugel A. It., atty-at-law, 408 Califor-
nia, rms 12-13, r. 1432 Geary
Beham James G., printer, r. Fourth bet Bry-
ant and Harrison
Behan Chas. T., salesman with W. K. Van-
derslice & Co., r. 502 Taylor
Behan Edward, brushmkr S. F. Brush Fac-
tory, r. Bernal Heights
Behan George H., salesman with Kohler 3c
Ritter, r. 502 Taylor
Behan James, painter, r. 200 Twenty-third
Behan John, butcher, r. Dolores nr 16th
Behan Morris, propr Union-st Livery Stable
720 Union
Behnu Thos., lab Cal. Chemical Wks, r. ss.
Yuba nr Nebraska
Behar Andrew, cabinetmkr, r. 12 Boardman
pi, rear
Behee Joseph H., millwright and pattern
mkr with Wm. F. Buswell. r. 246 Beale
Beheu Patrick, driver O. R. R., r. 229 Third
Behereus Rebecca, domestic, 2232 Howard
Beherus John, shoemkr, r. 120 Park av
Behlow Chas. J. (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 40
Twelfth
Behlow Robert, upholsterer with C. M. Plum,
& Co., r. 3 Ridley
Behn Walter, salesman with Tillmann <t
Bendel, r. G32 Broadway
Behncken John, with Pac. Dis. and Ref. Co.
Belineinaun «& Co. (H. Behnemann and
M. Joost) groceries and liquors, sw. cor
Taylor and O'Farrell
Behnemann Albert (Hollwegs & Co.) r. nw.
cor Church and 17th
Behnemann H. (Behnemann & Co.) r. 401
O'Farrell
Behnke Chas., cellerman with Geo. Claus-
senius, r. 170% Silver
Behnke Rudol]ih F., housemoviug, 1124 Mis-
sion, r. 1136 Mission
Behnken J., r. 1910 Polk
Behorman Chas., solicitor German Demo-
krat, r. 312 Post
Behr H. H., physician, r. 656 Bryant
Behr Otto, porter with Henry Brickwedel &
Co.. r. Cook nr Point Lobos Roiid
Behre Frederick, foreman with E. Guittard &
Co., r. 414 Larkiu
Behre Robert L., elk with Doyle, Barber &
Scripture, r. 414 Larkin
Behrend F. C, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Behrendt H. & Co. (Hermann Behrendt.
Jacob Levy and Michael Long) trunk
mufrs, 513 Market, factory Crook bet
Townsend and Brannan
Behrendt Hermann (H. Behrendt & Co.) r.
805 Ellis
Behrendt Richard, elk with H. Cohen, r.
430 Eddy
Behreus Adrian G., elk with E. T. Anthony
& Co., r. 232 Oak
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BY D. W. LAIRD. 613 MONTGOMERY STREET. Cor. MERCHANT.
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BEL
Behrens August, pantryman San Franciaco
Verein, r. se. cor Eddy and Mason
Behrens Bros. (John F. and John Behrens)
groceries, cor 24th and Potrero av
Behrens Chas., elk with F. Mohrmann, r.
501 Broadway
Behrens D. (A. Sigelke & Co.) r. 213 Dupt
Behrens Fred., groceries, nw. cor Folsom
and 2'lth
Behrens H. C. F., physician, 417 Bush, r.
232 Oak
Behrens James, com mcht and imp wines,
504 Battery, r. Saucelito
Behrens Johann, with Frederick Beez, r. 120
Park av
Behrens John (Behrens Bros.) r. 24th and
Potrero av
Behrens John, carpt ship Two Brothers
Behrens John F. (Behrens Bros.) r. cor
24th and Potrero av
Behrens John, farmer, r, ne. cor Jackson
and Drumm
Behrens Joseph, lab lEmpire Brewery, 420
Chestnut
Behrens Nicolas, r. sw. cor Powell and Val-
lejo
Behrmann Carl, elk with J. & P. Medau, r.
624 Pacific
Behrmann Christian F., baker, 1218 Powell
Behrmann Frank E., collector General Ger-
man Benevolent Society, r. 262 Minna
Behrmann H., cabinetmkr, r. 324% Seventh
Behrmann J. H., cabinetmkr, r. 324>i Sev-
enth
Behrmann M. Mrs., midwife, r. 324% Sev-
enth
Beicke Louis, blacksmith, r. sw. cor 22d and
Folsom
Beide Joseph, cook, r. 409 Pacific
Beidermann Louis (Kopi) & Bidermann) r.
23 Clinton
B«ier Wm., blacksmith, r. se. cor Illinois
and 2Qth
Beilles John (Lacua & Beilles) r. 541 Jack
Bein James S., engineer, r. us. McAllister
bet Buchanan and Webster
Beinert David, boots and shoes 16th bet Mis-
sion and Valencia, r. 12 Hofl" av
Beirne Bartholomew, groceries, 41 Jessie
Beirne Hugh, lab, r. 234 Minna
Beirne P., groceries, 123 Shipley
Beisel Jacob ^Cook & Beisel) r. se. cor Mar-
iposa and Mississippi
Beisner Herman, seaman schr Lottie Collins,
r. 12 Washington
Beiswinger Chas., shocmkr, r. 1309 Stockton
Beiter F. C, musician, r. 416>i Hyde
Beitenbach Geo., harnessmkr with J. C.
Johnson & Co., r. 814 Montgomery
Bekeart Julius F., hardware, 346 Third
Bolau Michael, tailor, r. 1318 Kearny
Belan Otto, elk with Greenebaum & Co.,
r. 1318 Kearny
Belando Peter & Co. (Peter Belando and
John Denery) coal and wood, 1210 Powell
Belando Peter (P. Belando & Co.) r. 1208
Powell
Belasco Abraham, trader, r. 174 Clara
Belassel Patrick, lab, r. 125 Clara
Belau Hugo, watchmkr with Herman Wen-
zel, r. 1317 Kearny
Belcher Frederick P., drayman, 312 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Belcher Philip, rancher, r. ws. Michigan, nr
Shasta
Belcher Robert H., drayman, 312 California
Belcher S. M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) John
Crockett sec, 419 California, rm 21
Belcour Jules, chancellor French Consulate
cor Kear and Washington, r. San Mateo
Belden & Wright (H. K. Belden and H. Nel-
son Wright) insurance agts, 313 Cal.
Belden Block, sw. cor Bush and Mont
Belden Chas. A. (W. W. Montague & Co.)r.
303 Jones
Belden Edwin S., official reporter 4th
District Court, oflf 637 K«ar. r. Oakland
Belden E. J., machinist Union Box Factory,
r. Alameda
Belden Geo. F.. sec California Paint Co., 115
Pine, r. 303 Jones
Belden H. K. (Belden & Wright) r. 708
Mason
Belden Joseph W., bkpr Merchants' Ex-
change Bank, r. 1020 Geary
Belden Josiah, capitalist, 200 Sansome, r.
San Jose
Belden M. S., widow, r. 510 Mason
Belden Truman, shipwright, r. ss. Fifth nr
I, S. S. F.
Belding Bros. A Co., silk agency, W.
S. Brown & Co. agts, 569 Market
Belding Mary L. Miss, teacher South S. F.
School, r. 608 Hayes
Belding Orin, mining supt, r. 608 Hayes
Belding Walter L., elk with Madison &
Burke
Belgrave J. Mrs., r. 1721 Lpavenworth
Belgrave R. B., r. 1721 Leavenworth
Belhomme Francois Nicolas, stoves and tin-
ware, 1602 Stockton
Belinge F. A. A., physician, 938 Mission
Belitzer J., salesman with Edward Cohn &
Co., r. 225 Montgomery
Belknap David P. (Winans & Belknap) atty-
at-law, 604 Merchant, rm 7, r. nw. cor
Powell and Ellis
Bell & Co. (H. G. Bell) booksellers and sta-
tioners, 639 Kearny
Bell A Cullen (W. H. Bell and Thos.
CuUen) Central News Co., 1132 Market
Bell Adolph, brtdr, r. 333 Tehama
Bell Alexander D., general manager Pac.
Pneumatic Gas Co., oflf 127 First, r.
Saucelito
Bell C. H., messenger First National Gold
Bank
Bell Chas,, fireman engine No. 5, S. F. Fire
Dept, r. 1219 Stockton
Bell Chas., r. 308 Sutter
E. GUITTARD & CO.
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET,
Importers Japan and China
TEAS.
/F YOU WANT A FINE FIT, GO TO
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, 50 SECOND STREET, Near MISSION.
Bell Chas., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Bell Chas T., correspondent S. F. Joiirnal
of Commerce, Hi Clay, r. E.uss House
Bell Conrad, restaurant, 29 Drumm
Bell Daniel P., entry elk with Tobin, Davis-
sou & Co., r. 513 Hayes
Bell D. B., fish, 32 Grand Central Mrkt, r.
5G2 Stevenson
Bell E. J., carptr, r. Bruns Hotel
Bell Ellen Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1011 Pacific
Bell Emory F. (Regan & Bell) r. 2609 Sac
Bell Frank, driver, r. 1452 Minna
Bell Frank, upholsterer, r. 15 Kousch
Bell F. Vinton, elk with W. H. L. Barnes,
r. 2620 Sacramento
Bell Geo., gardener, r. 24 Ridley
Bell Geo., scenic artist Bella Union Theatre
Bell Geo. W., porter with Frank Swift, r.
1011 Pacific
Bell, Gullixson & Co. (John Bell and Henry
A. Gullixson) carpets and furniture,
653-655 Market
Bell H., clerk, r. Overland House
Bell H. A., compositor Call, r. 272 Tehama
Bell H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 906 Market
Bell Henry, waiter Russ House, r. 441%
Natoma, rear
Bell Henry, gardener, r. 16 Ridley
Bell Henry R., letter carrier station, B, S. F.
P. O., r. 463 Stevenson
Bell H. G. (Bell & Co.) r. 639 Kearny
Bell James, furnishing goods, 338 Fourth
Bell James H., barber, r. 14 Everett
Bell John (Bell, Gullixson & Co.) r. Occiden-
tal Hotel
Bell John B., barber Grand Hotel, r. 9
Boardman pi
Bell John C, cai-pets, etc., 929 Market, r. 502
Greenwich
Bell John C. jr., cashier with Chas. Gay, r.
502 Greenwich
Bell John E., floor man with C. S. Critten-
den & Co.. r. 225 Fourth
Bell John, expressman, 18 Market, r. 19th
bet Noe and Castro
Bell John N., lab, r. se. cor Francisco and
Kearney
Bell John P., atty-at-law, 215 Sansome, r.
2213 Steiner
Bell John, plumber with Thomas Day, r. 28
Bernard
Bell John, Failmkr, r. Ninth bet Mission and
Market
Bell John, seaman ship City of Delhi
Bell John W., frwdg dept 'WcUs, Furgo &
Co., r. 508 Third
Bell Joseph, engineer Hammam baths, r.
915 Powell
Bell Lucy J., widow, r. 102 Second
Bull Maggie, widow, r. 137 Natoma
Bell M. R., widow, r. 10% Rousch
Bell M. R., elk with Miller, Seviers & Co.,
r. Greenwich nr Van Ness uv
Bell Nathan L., collector Annual Mining Re-
view and Stock Ledger, r. 632 Market
Bell Otto, foreman with H. G, Fiske, r. 32
Fourth
Bell Paul, tailor, r. 333 Tehama
Bell Peter, janitor Dashaway Hall, r. 139
Post
Bell Philip, lab, r. Greenwich bet Sansome
and Montgomery
Bell Philip, lab Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 1017
Battery
Bell Philip, watchman, r. 61 Natoma
Bell Philip A., propr and editor Weekly Ele-
vator, r. 612 Battery
Bell Reason B., fruit dealer, 418 Sixth, r.
305 Fifth
Bell Robert, district inspector customs Hath-
away 's Bonded Warehouse, r. 1246 How
Bell Robert, stock operator, r. 707 Mont
Bell Robert, upholsterer, r. 1810 Powell
Bell Samuel, postal elk C. P. R. R., r. Oak-
land
Bell Samuel L., carptr, r. 17 Clara
BellThos., com mcht, 305 Sansome, r. 1107
Bush
Bell Thos., porter, r. 27 Rousch
Bell Thos., r. 810 Pacific
Bell Thos., stevedore, r. 3 Gilbert
Bell Thos. H.. mariner, r. 607 Powell
Bell Wm., elk, r. 532 Howard
Bell Wm., elk Cal. P. R. R., r. 127 Perry
Bell Wm., engineer, r. 31 Lafayette
Bell Wm., longshoreman P. M. S. S. Co., r.
30 Welsh
Bell Wm., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 16
Sherman
Bell Wm. (Miller, Sievers & Co.) r. Green-
wich nr Van Ness av
Bell Wm., porter National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., r. 1421 Mason
Bell Wm., printer, r. Overland House
Bell Wm., shipwright, r. se. cor Minnesota
and Butte
Bell Wm., stonecutter Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery, r. Point Lobos av nr Johnson av
Bell Wm., carptr, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Bell Wm. H. r. 514 Valencia
Bell Wm. H. (Bell & CuUen) r. 13% Lafay-
ette
Bella Angelo, expressman, nw. cor Sansome
and Washington, r. 430 Green
Bella Union Saloon, Samuel Tetlow propr,
805 Kearny
Bella Union S. M. Co. (Napa Co.. Cal.) A.
Halsey sec, 312 Montgomery
Bella Union Theatre, Samuel Tetlow propr,
805 Kearny
Bella Vista Nursery, Francois DeBize propr,
cor 20th and Church, off 832 Market
Bellaney Henry, driver Market-st R. R., r.
cor 16th and Mission
Bellavo James H., stonecutter with Larseneur
k Sheerin, r. 14 Ohio
Belluy Francis, artist Now York Photograph
Gallery, r. 718 Greenwich
Belle AugUHte, cook with F. W. Haubrich
Bellemere Adi)li)hn8, French liquors, 11 Ellis
^;j:L^".*.^«,'L*:.r'CHLIPORIIIA PUfiWEeS' Mutual Fire Insurance JSSOCUTION,
JEWELRY Made to Order and REPAIRED,
AT D. W. LAIRD'S. 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT.
Bellemere Augustus (Frontier & Bellemere)
208 Sutter
Belleuge Charles, carptr, r. 1317 Jackson
Bellenger Andrew, lab, r. 19>2 Gilbert
Bellenger Patrick E., dpty, r. 17 Gilbert
Bellermann Emil, bkpr Merchants' Exchange
Bank, r. 12 Fifth av
Bellet it Boisson (Frank Bellet and Clem-
ents Boisson) French laundry, 1058
Howard
Bellet Frank (Bellet & Boisson) r. 1058 How
Bellew & Laughlin (James Bellew and James
Laughlin) saloon, 819 Battery
Bellew James (Bellew & Laughlin) r. 2
Hodge's al
Bellew John, capitalist, r. 2 Hodge's al
Bellew Thomas, porter with J. W. Davidson
& Co., r. 113 Olive av
Belli Giovanni, vegetables, 58 Colombo Mkt
Bellibeau Joseph, carptr, r. 397 Eighth
Bellingall A Ifliller (P. W. Bellin-
gall and Peter Miller) custom-house
brokers, -125 Battery
Bellingall Peter W. (Bellingall & Miller) r.
Oakland
Bellingham Bay Coal Co., P. B. Cornwall
pres, se. cor Folsom and Spear
Bellingham Edward, shoemkr, r. 1188 Bdwy
Bellingham Robert, shoemkr, r. 1188 Bdwy
Bellini Antonio, umbrellamkr with Thomas
F. Yeager, r. 227 Post
Bellisle Frank N., master carbuilder S. P.
E. R., r. ws. Bryant, bet 24th and 25th
Bellisle Moses, carbuilder Market-st E. R.,
r. 356 Folsom
Bellman Oliver P., cardriver, r. 157% Te-
hama
Bellman Vincent, ropemkr with S. F. Cord-
age Factory, r. es. Tennessee bet Sierra
and Nevada
Bellmer Herman A., r. 704% Mission
Bellnicr John H. C, restaurant, 26
First, r. 1 Delaware crt
Bello Vincent, produce dealer, r. 74 Jessie
Belloc Hippolyte (Ir. Belloc) r. 703 Market
Belloc Ir. (Irenee Belloc, Hippolyte Belloc
and Henry Barroilhet) bankers, 524
Montgomery
Belloc Irenee (Ir. Belloc) r. Paris
Bellows Edward St. J., bkpr U. S. Treasury,
r. sw. cor Market and Fifth
Bellows H. H., carptr, r. What Cheer
House
Bellows John, salesman with John G. Hodge
& Co.) r. The Windsor.
Bellows Joseph, painter with Hopps & Son,
r. 114 Fourth
Bellows Philip, lab, r. Filbert bet Battex-y
and Sansome
Bellstedt John, engineer with Cal. Sugar
Eefinery, r. P nr 10th av, S. S. F.
Bellue Camile, clerk with Lenormand Bros.,
r. 908 Pino
Belluwin Joseph, fruit and vegetables, ne.
cor Mason and Union
Bellville M. Co. (Esmeralda Co. Nev.) Ed-
ward F. Stone sec, 419 California, rm 3
Belmer Frederick, salesman, r. 434 Seventh
Belmont Isadore, atty-at-law, r. 311 Union
Belmont James, music teacher, r. 311 Union
Belmont M. Co. (Nye Co. Nev.) Frank
Swift sec, 419 California, rm 4
Belmore L., r. 409 Stevenson
Belmore Nettie Miss, actress Buckley's Va-
rieties
Belman Louis, roofer, r. 102 Jessie
Belodo Victor B., barber with Heider & Co.,
r. G Hinckley
Belshaw M. W., mining, r. 1G26 Jackson
Beltez Conrad, lab, r. es. San Bruno Eoad
nr 2Gth
Belton Geo. S., teamster, 823 Battery
Belton Philip M., clerk with Joseph Mac-
donough, r. sw. cor 23d and Alabama
Belus F. A., lumber stevedore, r. 12 Steuart
Belville Eli, broom mkr, r. 635 Stevenson
Belz John, mate sloop Hector
Belz Julius, pianist, r. 509 Broadway
Beman Edward, waiter Spreen's First-av
Exchange, S. S. F.
Bemman Henry, drayman Golden Gate Flour
Mills, r. ne. cor 18th and Shotwell
Bemmerer August, cutlery mnfr, 755 Mission
Bemis C. C, U. S. supervising inspector
steam vessels, 11 U. S. Court bldg, r.
449 Bryant
Bemis Frank A., sash and blind mkr, r. 721
Bryant
Bemis — , widow, r. 4G2% Sixth
Bemish John, shoemkr with Geo. Burk-
hardt, r. 714 Grove
Bemus James, magazine keeper Cal. Powder
Wks., r. ne. cor Baker and Lewis
Benard Auguste F., saloon, ne. cor Fifth
and Howard, r. 918 Natoma
Benard Eobert, elk with Geo.C. Johnson & Co
Benavides Albert, tinsmith with W. W. Mon-
tague it Co., r. 524 Vallejo
Beuchley Lieouidas B. (Linforth,
Kellogg & Co.) and manager Pac. Eoll-
ing Mills, 3-5 Front, r. 1019 Cahfornia
Benckler George, hatter, r. 38 First
Bendel B. & Co. (estate of B. Bendel) proprs
Empire Match Factory, office 318 Front
Bendel Hermann (Tillmann & Bendel) r.
Bremen, Germany
Beudeu Francis C, distiller, r. 725 Cal
Bender A. S., r. 314 Bush
Beuder Charles, leather and shoe find-
ings, 42 Geary, r. 14 Geary
Beuder Frank, molder, r. 503 Mission
Bender Frank W., clerk, r. 73 Natoma
Bender Geo., lab, r. ne. cor Francisco and
Montgomery
Bender Isaac, pedlar, r. 453 Tehama
Bender Jacob A., bricklayer, r. 1215 Clay
Bender Joseph, bricklayer, r. ns. 28th nr
San Jose av
Bender Louis, cook Grand Central Hotel, r.
959 Market
INTrRNATinNAI UnTTI 824, 826 Keamy St. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
Ill I Lnlin I lUnnL nV/ I LL, Free coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr,
R. J. TRUMBULL, DEALER IN SEEDS, TREES, PLANTS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
BEN
173
BEN
Bender Noah W., upholsterer, r. Occidental
Hotel
Bender Thos., bricklayer, r. 229 Jessie
Bendick E. F., elk wth H. M. Newhall &
Co., r. 523 0'F.irrell
Bendit Benjamin, expressman, r. 1216 Pac
Bendit Louis, barber, r. 1310 Pacific
Bendit Morris, expressman, r. 608 Ivy
Bendit Samuel, i^ropr New York Furniture
and Bedding Store, 747 Market
Bendixeu Alfred, ivory turner with J. G. H.
Meyer, r. German Hotel
Benedixen Chas., teamster with Wm. Lange,
r. sw. Carroll and Cole
Bendixen John A., woodturner with J. G.
H. Meyer, r. German Hotel
Bendt Wm., propr Minerva House, 123 Jack
Bendy John, musician, r. 421 Folsom
Benecke H. D., groceries, 520 Broadway
Benecke J. D. (V. Engle & Co.) r. 130 O'Far
Benedict A Smith (C. S. Benedict and
J. R. Smith) mcht tailors and dealers
shirts and gent's furnishing goods, 136
Montgomery
Benedict Amos \V., carptr, r. Park Hotel
Benedict Chas. E., driver Jersey Farm Dairy,
r. 350 Tehama
Benedict Chas. V., bkpr Excelsior Mill Co.,
r. 2104 Folsom
Benedict C. W., physician, r. 420 J/^ Natoma
Benedict Courtland S. (Benedict &
Smith) r. cor Valencia and 15th
Benedict C. W., freight elk stmr Los An-
geles, r. Brooklyn
Benedict Edward, r. 729 Bush
Benedict Frank, lab, r. Greenwich bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Benedict Frank F., trimmer Kimball Manfg
Co.. r. 238 Taylor
Benedick Harmon, stockbroker, res 3 107
Twenty-fourth
Benedict Jacob, refiner Pac. Kef. and Bul-
lion Ex., r. Beaver bet Noe and Castro
Beneken John, porter with Pac. Dis. and
Ref. Co., r. sw. cor Kearny and Bdwy
Benemson Chas., dry goods, 200% Fourth
Benett Chas., lab, r. 1110 Green
Benfield Conrad, master mariner, r. 505%
Fell
Bengin D., heater Pac. Rolling Mills
Bengton M., seaman stmr Salinas
Benham Alexander, r. 106 Taylor
Benham Calhoun, atty-at-law, 20 Montgom-
ery blk. r. Grand Hotel
Benham Chas., carpt, r. 15th bet Mission
and Howard
Benham Chas. S., stockbroker, 419 Califor-
nia, rm 17, r. Abbottsford House
Benham Robert (C. Y. Benjamin & Co.) r.
444 Stevenson
Benhayou Henry, cigarmkr, r. 44 Third
Benhayou Jacob, salesman with Livingston
& Co., r. 502 Bush
Bening Dora, domestic, 613 Ellis
Bening Geo. F., capitalist, r. 1114 Webster
Benites Julius, with Strecker & Klemm, r.
16 St.. Charles
Benjamin & Co. (Henry A. Benjamin and J.
S. Henshaw) proprs Pacific Congress
Springs Depot, 162 New Montgomery
Benjamin A. D., trimmer with Larkins & Co
Benjamin A. F., stockbroker, 430 California,
r. 1505 Washington
Benjamin A. L., agt, r. 1001 Market
Benjamin Alexander E., clerk with Joseph
Marks, r. 1505 Washington
Benjamin Chas., blacksmith, r. 449 Jessie
Benjamin Chas. E., bkpr with Crane, Hast-
ings & Co., res 219 Shotwell
Benjamin Charlotte, widow, propr Lincoln
Lodging House, 655 Washington
Benjamin C. Y. <fe Co. (C. Y. Benjamin and
R. Benham) horseshoers, 197 Stevenson
Benjamin C. Y. (C. Y. Benjamin & Co.) r.
444 Stevenson
Benjamin E. A., r. 1505 Washingbon
Benjamin Edward, r. 308 Sutter
Benjamin Edward, cigars and tobacco, 221
Sacramento, r. se. cor Bush and Dupont
Benjamin Edward C, clerk with Crane, Has-
tings & Co., r. 632 Market
Benjamin Erastus M., carptr, r. 2625 Mission
Benjamin F. A., miner, r. 1816 Jessie
Benjamin Henry A. (Benjamin & Co.) r.
Russ House
Benjamin Jacob, capitalist, 430 California,
r. 1505 Washington
Benjamin Joseph, tailor, r. 245 Clementina
Benjamin Julia I. Miss, teacher public school,
r. 2625 Mission
Benjamin Lucieu, cook, r. 1315 Powell
Benjamin 0. C, storekeeper stmr Belgic
Benjamin Phillip, instrumentmkr with Elec-
trical Con. and Main. Co., r. 1505 Wash
Benjamin Thaddcus S., clerk with Joseph
Naphtaly, r. 1505 Washington
Benjamin W. K., policeman, r. 32 Jessie
Benjess John, brewer Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 232 Second
Benkelmann Adam, saloon, cor R. R. and 9th
avs, r. 15th av ur P, S. S. F.
Benn Geo., teamster, r. 121 Bernard
Benn James, teamster, r. 30 Rousch
Benn John E., physician and surgeon, 23
Kearny, r. 623 Nineteenth
Benn John S., millwright, r. 302 Fremont
Benn Thos., teamster, r. 38 Rousch
Bennan Martin, porter, r. 1119 Greenwich
Bennan Wm., steamboatman, r. 219 Pacific
Benndorff Gustave, upholsterer with Henry
Frank, r. 64 Everett
Bennedict Cornelius, medical student, r. 220
Mason
Benner Felix, cigarmkr, r. 107 Freelon
Benner F. M., melter U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
laud
Benner Geo. L., shipwTight, r. 304 Beale
Benner H. D., mttchinist, r. 401% Sixth
Benner Maria B., fruits and candies, 401%
Sixth
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GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS AND BADGES,
MANUFACTURED BY D. W. LAIRD, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT.
BEN
174
BEN
Benner R., tailor, r. 508 Stevenson
Bennerot Eugene, machinist, r. 214:1 Mission
Bennerscheidt Bruno (Giovanniui & Ben-
nerscheidt) r. 60 Tehama
Bennett <k Taylor (James Bennett and Rich-
ard Taylor) wines and liquors, 813 Mont-
gomery
Bennett & Williams (Nathaniel Bennett and
Geo. R. Williams) atts-at-law, 215 San-
some, rm 12
Bennett Albert A., architect, 302 Mont-
gomery, rm 23, r. 2323 California
Bennett Alfred, painter, r. 452 Sixth
Bennett Alfred E., carptr Enterprise Mills, r.
Oakland
Bennett A. M., machine hand with Ghas.
Field & Co., r. 43 Clementina
Bennett Anthony, carriage painter, r. 10
Anthony
Bennett Anastasia, widow, r. nw. cor Mis-
sion and 22d %
Bennett A. P., bkpr, r. 516 Filbert
Bennett Bridget, domestic, 1008 Van Ness av
Bennett C, carptr, r. 422 Fremont
Bennett Chas. A., druggist, r. 433 Second
Bennett Chas. D. (Bennett, Ellis & Webber)
r. 1328 California
Bennett Chas. D., teacher, r. 28 Powell
Bennett Col., r. 214 Seventh
Bennett Daniel L., foreman fuller Mission
Woolen Mills, r. 1827 Howard
Bennett Edward, baker with Cal. Cracker
Co., r. 438 Montgomery
Bennett Edwin S., foreman with McCord &
Malone, r. 16 Sutter
Bennett Ellis, r. 305 Tyler
Bennett, Ellis A Webber (Charles
D. Bennett, Richard W. Ellis and Mack
Webber) agts eastern mnfrs, com mchts,
druggists and dealers druggists' sundries,
411 Washington
Bennett Fred., candymkr with Rotger &
Bergmann, r. 1110 Green
Bennett Emma Miss, r. 452 Sixth
Bennett Eugenia, widow, r. 1605 Franklin
Bennett Fanny Miss, r. 325 Larkin
Bennett Faulkner 0., news agt, r. 908 Clay
Bennett Frank, mariner, r. 623 Davis
Bennett Frederick, shoecutter with Levinsky
Bros., r. cor Fourth and Folsom
Bennett Frederick, saloon, 230 Brannan
Bennett G., lab with Golden Age Flour
Mills, r. 908 Sansome
Bennett Geo., salesman with Martin, Feu-
sier & Stelfani (and J. R. Bennett & Co.)
r. 10 Bernard
Bennett Geo., waiter Russ House
Bennett Geo. C, seaman, r. 114 Kearny
Bennett Geo. C, saloon, 139 Fifth, r. 279
Stevenson
Bennett Geo. W., conductor, r. Valencia bet
16th and 17th
Bennett Geo. W., stock keeper with Levi
Strauss & Co., r. 128 Turk
Bennett Harry, coiiyholder Evening Post
Bennett Henrietta Mrs., music teacher, r.
452 Sixth
Bennett Henry, painter, r. 452 Sixth
Bennett H. W., druggist, se. cor Third and
Stevenson, r. 1311 Gough
Bennett James (Bennett & Taylor) r. 902
Montgomery
Bennett James, clerk with G. Eiedell, r. 452
Sixth
Bennett John, carptr, r. ne. cor Pacific and
Sansome
Bennett John, carptr, r. 928 Jackson
Bennett J. R. & Co. (J. R. and Geo. Bennett)
dairy produce, 35 and 36 California Mkt
Bennett J. R. (J. R. Bennett & Co.) r. Sut-
ter nr Fillmore
Bennett Louis, jeweler, r. 235 Kearny
Bennett Louis, shoemkr, 205 Stevenson, r.
sw. cor Bryant and Sixth
Bennett Lucy, widow, lodgings, 919 Stock
Bennett M. A., widow, r. 421 Sixth
Bennett Margaret A., widow, r. es. Iowa bet
Mariposa and Solano
Bennett Mary, widow, proprietress South
Park Laundry, 555 Bryant
Bennett Mary E. Miss, teacher Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 2322 Folsom
Bennett Maurice (Geary & Bennett) r. ws.
Clara av nr 17th
Bennett Michael, shoemkr, r. 805 Bryant
Bennett Morris, house and sign painter, 705
Howard
Bennett Nathaniel (Bennett & Williams)
atty-at-law, 215 Sansome, rm 12, r. 1218
Howard
Bennett Peter, fish dealer Clay-st Market, r.
438 Green
Bennett Robert, plasterer, r. 333 Bush
Bennett Robert H., com mcht, 313 Davis, r.
Oakland
Bennett Samuel, policeman, r. 1427 Pacific
Bennett Sandford S., elk with Grover &
Baker S. M. Co., r. 1431 Taylor
Bennett Sophia S., widow, r. 515 Stockton
Bennett Stephen, teamster, r. Verandah
Lodging House
Bennett Thos., cook with Chas. J. Mikulich,
r. cor Davis and Pacific
Bennett Thos., physician, 620 Market, r. 716
Pine
Bennett Wm., r. 14 Virginia
Bennett Wm., physician, r. 452 Sixth
Bennett Wm., plumber and gasfitter, 1015
Clay
Bennett Wm., printer Golden Era, r. 438
Green
Bennett Wm. S., brakeman S. P. R. R., r,
624 Fourth
Bennett — , widow, r. 325 Larkin
Bennie John, groceries, 201 Folsom
Benning Anthony, elk with Albert Heyer,
r. 52 Silver
Benning Fred. Wilhelm, lab, r. 1517 Du-
pont, rear
Benning Henry, cook, r. 8 Bridge
E. GUITTARD &l CO,,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET— HIGHEST PREMIUM
Inrallible Yeast Powder.
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
NEAR MISSION STREET.
BEN
175
BER
Benning John, drayman, r, 118 Washington
Benning 'Win., with Joseph Schwarz, r. 1517
Filbert
Bennink Adrian W., compositor with H. S.
Crocker & Co., r. 1 Central pi
Benoit Amed^e J., compositor, r. 80? Mont
Benoit Ghas. H., tailor with Gilly & Mig-
non, r. 803 Montgomery
Benoit Louis P., tailor with Paul Motzen-
becker, r. 803 Montgomery
Benrimo Joseph, stock broker, r. G15 Kear
Bensel J. H., paper hanger, r. 746 Howard
Bensen Com-ad, groceries, sw cor Polk and
Broadway
Bensen Henry (Lilienthal & Bensen) and
groceries, 770 Bryant
Bensenhofer Gottlob, carptr. r. Sacramento
Hotel
Bensick W., butcher, r. 605 Broadway
Bensil James, painter, r. 747 Howard
Bensley John (Linforth, Kellogg & Co.) r.
The Baldwin
Benson A. E. Miss, teacher Fourth-st Prim-
ary School, r. 2710 Howard
Benson B. C, master stmr Pioneer
Benson Benj., r. 1330 Broadway
Benson B. F. M., atty-at-law and mining sec,
240 Montgomery, rm 4, r. 700 California
Benson Chas., seaman brig Hazard
Benson Frank, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Benson Franklin K., elk Odd Fellows' Sav-
ings Bank, r. 2710 Howard
Benson Frederick, carptr bark Montana
Benson Geo., res 1206 Market
Benson Gustave, r. 1206 Market
Bensou Henry, furniture and auction
warerooms, 943 Market, r. 1005 Mission
Benson Henry, tailor, 275 Stevenson
Benson Henry C. Kev., editor Cal. Christian
Advocate, 536 Stevenson, r. Santa Clara
Ben$>ou Juines, sec Odd Fellows' Sav-
ings Bank, r. 2710 Howard
Benson James, teamster National Flour
Mills, r. 612 Ellis
Benson James E. R. ,pres8man,r.27 10 Howard
Benson John, capitalist, r. 803 Stockton
Benson John, butcher with Gradwohl &■ Co.,
r. 1011 Clay
Benson John A., surveyor and civil engi-
neer, 504 Jackson, r. Alameda
Benson Martin, with I. M. Wentworth &
Co., r. 108 Fell
Benson Nick, seaman, P. C. S. S. Co
Benson P. F., res 349% Minna
Benson Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Benson Richard, master tug Jennie Gawue,
r. 1300 Jackson
Benson S., widow, r. 411 Powell
Benson Samuel H., boilermkr S. P. 11. R., r.
1310% Natoma
Benson Sanford G., printer, r. 30 Silver
Benson Thos, r. 9 Park av
Benson Thos. A., porter with Banner Bros.
Benson Thos. A., mariner, r. cor Merchant
and East
Benson Wm. B., boot crimper, r. 51 Brady
Benson Wm. W., printer, r. 30 Silver
Bensten Maggie, housekeepr, Brooklyn Hotel
Bensuetta Joseph, milker with E. Swett, r.
ns. 29th nr Mission
Bent Charles, watchman Mission Woolen
Mills
Bent Edward F., bkpr with I. Friedlander, r.
606 Folsom
Bent John T., warehouseman, r. 513 Fol
Bent Silas, woodworker Carvill Mnfg Co.,
r. Columbia Hotel
Bent Wm L., lab, r. 1017 Battery
Bent Wm W., carptr, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Benter Mary, widow, r. 1 Chestnut al
Benthack Henry, nightfireman Cal Sugar
Refinery, r. Bryant bet Seventh and
Eighth
Bentham Henry, (Holland & Bentham) r.
Twenty-second
Bentham Henry, machinist Union Iron Wks,
r. 25 M
Bentielichy Henry, farmer, r. nw. cor Henry
and Amherst
Bentler Frank B., shademaker with George
W. Clark, r. 16 Ellis
Bentle Geo., porter, r. 9 Berry
Beutley Geo., policeman, r. Potrero
Bentley Horace N., r. 18 Glover
Bentley James, bootmkr, r. 524 Mission
Bentley Robert, master schr Maggie John-
ston, r. 12 Sacramento
Bentley W. Darley, vice consul Empire of
Brazil, 309 California, rm 15, r. Oakland
Benton Byron W., cabiuetmkr with Chas.
Field & Co., r. 4 Vallejo
Benton C. L., bkpr with F. N. Woods & Co.,
r. 927% Post
Benton Millard, with M. J. Flavin, r. 4 Val-
lejo pi
Benton M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) Wm. H.
Watson sec, 302 Mont, rms 5-6
Bentura P. steerage steward stmr Los An-
geles
Bentzen Edward, maltster with Spreckles &
Co., r. 75 Everett
Bentzen Henry, elk with Richard Gefken,
r. cor Bryant and Downey
Benz <fe Co. (John Benz and Joseph Buhlin-
ger) fish, 34 Grand Central Market
Benz John (Benz & Co.) r. 807 Union
Benzecry Moses, cigarmkr, r. 905 Post
Beonet Alexander, lauudryman with John
Josser
Beppler John, butcher, 1518 Dupont
Beran Emanuel, shoemkr, 1608 Powell
Beran Frank, shoemkr, r. 1003 Pacific
Beran Frank jr., shoemkr, r. 1003 Pacific
Berana Frederick, collector, r. G49 Third
Beranger Frank, fireman, r. 3 Broadway
Beraitt Giovanni, farmer, r. ws. R. R.
nv bet P and O, S. S. F.
Berbericht August, butcher Grand Central
Market, r. 26 Lewis
CALIFORNIA FARMERS'
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
38 Califoruia Street.
D. W. LAIRD, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 613 MONTGOMERiT T.,
COR^ RCK MX.
BER
176
BER
Berbora John N., clerk with M. Vucovich,
r. 528 Kearny
Bercke Augustus, real estate, r. 309 Third
Berckheardt Frederick, driver, r. 906 La-
guna
Berdan Frank C, weigher U. S. Mint, r. 108
Taylor
Berdan Geo. N., stairbuilder with B. H.
Freeman & Co., r. 605 Pine
Berdell Geo., lab, r. cor Francisco and
Main.
Berdesley John H., elk, r. 910 Taylor
Berdull R., physician and surgeon, 214/^
Sixth
Bereau Felix, baker, r. 627 Broadway
Bereda B., tailor with E. Vasquez, r. 720
Stockton
Beretta G., money broker and general com
agt, 520 Clay, r. Oakland
Beretta John, machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 19 Sherwood pi
Berg Adolph, inspector Custom House, r.
324 Twenty-second
Berg Anthony, clerk with G. Ammerup, r. 20
Folsom av
Berg C, physician, 618 California
Berg Carl, carptr, r. Post-st House
Berg Chas., cutler with J. H. Schintz, r. 315
Clementina ■
Berg Christian L., seaman, r. 419 Francisco
Berg Edward, r. 719 Clay
Berg Ferdinand, butcher, 1005 Folsom, r. 452
Clementina
Berg Frederick R., cashier with Brown &
Desmond, r. 12 Oak
Berg (jeo. C, driver for F. O'Kane, r. 741
Market
Berg Giistav, drayman with S. Jacob, r.
11421^ Market
Berg John A., clerk with P. A. Swansea, r.
nw. cor Ritch and Clara
Berg Joseph, shoemkr, r. 444^^ Clementina
Berg Louis, brtdr, r. 333 Bush
Berg Peter, molder with John G. lis, r.
1016 Pacific
Berg Rasmus, watchman with West Coast
Furn. Co., r. 18Freelon
Berg Thomas (Anderson & Berg) r. 43 Sac
Berg Wm., seaman, r. Washington bet
Drumm and East
Bergan John, boilermkr, r. 21 Clementina
Bergdahl O., shipwright, r. 44 Louise
Berge Annie Miss, r. 2 Calhoun
Berge Erick O., groceries, 218 Green, r. 2
Calhoun
Bergemans Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, 106
Austin
Bergen Adrian, salesman with A. Galli &
Co., r. 20 Prospect pi
Bergen James, machinist Union Iron Wks,
r. 726 Harrison
Bergen Patrick, cook City Restaurant, r.
se. cor Leavenworth and Clay
Bergen Martin, tailor, 3 Mary Lane
Bergener August, lab, r. Heinz Hotel
Bergenheim 0., lab Pac. Rolling Mills
Bergenspurger Wm., r. 754 Harrison
Berger Adolph, varnisher, r. 428 Tehama
Berger Fred. G., acting manager Baldwin's
Academy of Music
Berger Joigny, cook, r. 327 Montgomery av
Berger Julius (Ed. Cohn & Co.) r. 524 Pine
Berger Martin L. Rev., pastor Westminster
Presbyterian Church, r. 118 Fell
Bergerole Louis, pressman with P. J.
Thomas, r. 223 Minna
Bergeron Peter, lab, r. St. Rose bet Ferry
and Collins
Bergerot J. A., real estatate, r. nw. cor 16th
and Rhode Island
Bergerot John, teacher, r. 613 Stockton
Berges' Branch Restaurant., P. B.
Berges & Co. proprs, 737 Market
Berges Celestin, French bakery, 109 Dupont
Berges P. B. A Co. (P. B. Berges,
Auguste Drayeur and Dominique Caz-
eaux) proprs Miners' Restaurant, 531-
533 Commercial and Berges' Branch
Restaurant, 737 Market
Berges P. B. (P. B. Berges & Co.) r. 411
Post
Berges P., vegetables, 22 Colombo Market
Bergeson Alfred, machinist, r. 5 Jackson
Bergevin Nelson L., salesman with J. Renz,
r. 271 Stevenson
Bergez & Llebschiitz (J. Bergez and Ch.
Liebschiitz) proprs Occidental Restaur-
ant 536 Washington
Bergez John (Bergez & Liebschiitz) r. 621
Union
Bergfeld Robert, carptr, r. es. Sanchez nr
28th
Berggren & Louthan (August Berggren and
William H. Louthan) money brokers,
406 Montgomery
Berggren August (Berggren & Louthan)and
Consiil Sweden and Norway, office 406
Montgomery, r. 1111 Stockton
Bergin Ellen, widow, r. 1520 Powell
Bergin John, lab, r. es. Hampshire bet Cen-
ter and Santa Clara
Bergin Mary, widow, r. 1526 Powell
Bergin MichaVl, atty-at-law, 79 Mont blk
Bergin T. I. (McAllisters & Bergin) atty-at-
law, rm 30 Nevada blk
Berglund Andrew, tailor, r. 905 Post
Berglund Nels (Smith & Burglund) r. 100
Jackson
Berglund Nils, boots and shoes, 229 J^ Mont-
gomery av, r. 316 O'Farrell
Bergman A., r. 1313 Fillmore
Bergman Alexander, master bark C. L.Taylor
Bergman Jacob, bkpr, r. cor Stockton and
Washington
Bergman , Samuel, butcher with Wilson,
Merry <fe Co., r 331 Kearny
Bergmanu Abraham (Rotger & Bergmann)
r. 102 Bernard
Bergmann Jacob (Frankenthal & Co.) r.
1603 Gough
IMTrDWATinWAI UIHTn 824, 826 Kearny St. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
Ill I Lnlin I lUlinL nU I LLj Free coach to the House. H. C. PATRIOGE, Propr.
R.i.
MBULL, Agent for CENTRAL PARK LAWN MOWER,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
BER
177
BER
Be»gmanu Nathan, canclymkr with Rotger &
Beigmann, r. 102 Bernard
Bergold Chas. V., propr Eureka Hotel, 726
Braunan
Bergon \Vm., cook, r. ns. Fairmount nr
Chenery
Bergqiiiat Andrew G., cooper Pac. Barrel
and Keg Co., r. 221 >^ Clara
Bergrole Chiis., brtdr with A. Perrier, r. se.
cor Bush and Dupont
Bergsen Ole, insurance adjuster, 307 Cali-
fornia, r. 312 Fulton
Bergstein Emma, domestic, 2941 Mission
Bergstein L., widow, r. 1326 Polk
Bergstrom Adolph, tailor, r. 601 Powell
Bergbtrom John, organ builder, sw. cor 24th
and Mission, r. ws. Lundy's lane nr Es-
meralda
Berhofer Conrad, butcher, r. 542% Folsom
Bertowitch Geo. upholsterer with G. Baum jr
Bering James E., bki^r with John P. Bering,
r. 417 Francisco
Bering John P., agt Howard & Morse,
420 Sansome, r. 417 Francisco
Beritzhoft' Alexander C, storekeeper U. S.
Inte.nal Revenue
Berjene Meleo, lab, r. ws. San Jos^ Road nr
St. Mary's College
Berk Maurice G., cigar mcht, 321 Montgom-
ery, r. 913 Jackson
Berke Adolph, silversmith, r. 243 Stevenson
Berkeley Ferry and R. R. Co., \Vm. Stuart
sec, 113 Leidesdorff
Berkeley Joseph M., whitener, r. 138 Dora
Berkeley Real Estate and Waterworks Co.,
Wm. Stuart sec, 113 Leidesdorff
Berkeley Land Town Improvement Assn, A.
Rammelsberg pres, S. A. Penwell sec,
717 Montgomery
Berkeley Villa Assn, "Wm. Stuart sec, 113
Leidesdorff
Berkinmeyer Anthony, sausagemkr with M.
Schwamm, r. Brooklyn
Berkowitz Meyer, r. 556 Minna
Berkowitz Rebecca Mrs., cloak and mantilla
maker, 1008 Stockton, r. 556 Minna
Berle Ed., dishwasher Chicago Hotel
Berle John, lab Cal. Sugar Refinery,
Berle Samuel, gardener, 1018 Post, r. Heinz
Hotel
Berlenz Joseph, lab with Saulmann & Lau-
eustein, 518 California
Berlin Chas., groceries, nw. cor Chesnut and
Dupont
Berlin-Cologne Fire Ins. Co. (limited) (of
Berlin) Tideman, Hirschfeld & Co. agts,
302 Sansome
Berlin F. A., atty-at-law, 515 California, r.
509 Powell
Berlin Henry, liquor agt Sonoma Valley
Wine Co., r. 309% Elm
Berlin Simon N., bkpr with Ad. Lewis &
Co., r. 716 Leavenworth
Berline Wm. O., stevedore, r. ne. cor Va-
lencia and 22d
Berliner G., r. 308 Sutter
Berliner Herman N., clothing mnfr, r. 326
Minna
Berliner I. A., furniture, ne. cor Harrison
and Third
Berley Solomon, gardener, r. cor Dupont
and Post
Berman A. N., elk, r. 1620 Jessie
Bermingham Edward, compositor, r. 736
Market
Bermingham E. R., dpty recorder's office,
r. 245 Tehama
Bermingham John, engineer, r. 451 Bryant
Bermingham John, agt Colorado Steam Nav.
Co., 10 Market, r. 611 Chestnut
Bermingham Sarah, domestic, 1121 Pine
Bermingham Thos. I., harnessmkr with
Chas. H. Nelson, r. 352 Minna
Berna Fred., policeman, r. 2219 Powell
Berual Joseph C, r. cor 17th and Church
Bernal Manuel, elk with Lazard Freres, r.
906 Stockton
Bernard A., elk with A. Goodman, r. 2214
Sixteenth
Bernar<l A. F., dealer ^^'ine9, liquors
and cigars, ne. cor Fifth and Howard,
r. 918 Natoma
Bernard Albert 0., law student with Phelan
& Le Breton, r. so. cor Union and Jones
Bernard Amelia C., domestic. 929 Pine
Bernard Bernard, upholsterer, r. 520 Minna
Bernard Cliarlei^, Chartres Coffee and
Spice Mills,707-709 Sansome, r. 312 Oak
Bernard Chas. A., house and sign painter,
629 Merchant, r. 1611 Clay
Bernard Clarence, expressman, r. 108 Lily
Bernard CoUum, porter Kline & Co., r. 1120
Mission
Bernard Edward, elk, r. 120 William
Bernard Edward, policeman, r. 452 Natoma
Bernard E. Mrs., r. 17 Oak Grove av
Bernard F., carptr and builder, 516 Kearny,
r. 1515 Hyde
Bernard Geo., lab, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Bernard Harry, barber, 653 Sacramento, r.
117 Fifth
Bernard Isaac, hardware and crockery, ns.
16th bet Mission and Valencia
Bernard Jane, widow, r. 6% Auburn
Bernard Jane Mrs., second-hand furniture,
781 Folsom
Bernard J. F., elk with A. B. Elfelt & Co., r.
714 Bush
Bernard John, longshoreman, r. 5 Drumm
Bernard John, saloon, 42 Sacramento, r. 5
California
Bernard John S., with Deming, Palmer &
Co., r. 614 Natoma
Bernard Julius, furniture, r. 1002 Geary
Bernard Mary Louisa, widow, r. 262 Tehama
Bernard M. D., porter with Main & Winches-
ter, r. 1304% Montgomery
Bernard M. D. jr., shipping elk with Main &
Winchester, r. 1304% Montgomery
Bernard P., carpets and furniture, 312 Sutter
rTA lA/ n\ ADI/ 645 MARKET, ^est of Palace Hotel, wl
IjLU. W. tLAHK, Plrrrt HANGINGSr'''«ud5'elae7ln'^lkii:
hoIcFale nii^I retail denlTln
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BADGES and EMBLEMS in GOLD and ENAMELED,
MANUFACTURED BY D. W. LAIRD. 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT
BER
178
BER
Bernard Thos., bootblack, cor Sansome and
Market, r. cor Sixth and Howard
Bernard Ticoulet, cook with P. Jagon, r. 522
Pine
Bernard Ulrec, baker with Wm. J. Davis, r.
23% Second
Bernard Victoria, teacher French, r. 911
Jackson, rear
Bernard — , painter, r. 633 California
Beruardi Carlo de, cook with N. Castis, r.
1118 Kearny
Beinardi G., r. 726 Green
Bernardo Guliano, cook. r. County Line bet
San Jose and San Bruno roads
Berndt Joseph, lab Cal. Dry Dock Co.,
Hunter's Point, S. S. F.
Berne Jean, marble worker with C. Roche,
r. 1010 Stockton
Bernea E. J. conductor Market-st R. K., r,
820 Geary
Berner John H. D., cigarmkr with Lange &
Scheffer, r. ne. cor Fourth and Folsom
Berner John, lab, r. se. cor Shasta and
Michigan
Bernert Fred., porter with A. E. Biggs &, Co.,
r. 17 Hinckley
Bernert Fred., waiter Euss House, r. 17
Hinckley
Bernett John, r. 30th av nr Potrero av
Bernhamer Henry, propr Junction
Eestaiuant and Oyster House, 1146
Market
Bernhard B. (Stable & Bernhard) r. 215
Prospect pi
Bernhard Chas., r. Continental Hotel
Bernhard Geo. jr., brtdr with Dougherty &
Harrison, r. 22 Stockton pi
Bernhard Jacob, cabinetmkr, r. 671% Clem-
entina
Bernhard Lenz, barber with Oppenheim &
Steiber, r. 519 Octavia
Bernhard Rigoleso, fruits, cor Third and Jes-
sie, r. 6 Clara lane
Bernhart Christian, porter with Nelson &
Doble, r. 239 Clara
Bernhart Geo., r. 31-4 Oak
Bernheim Abraham (Einstein & Bernheim)
r. San Buenaventura
Bernheim Edward, confectioner with Roths-
child & Ehrenpfort
Beruius Fred, special policemaD, r. sw.
cor Beale and Bryant
Bernotti F., musician, 108 Bernard
Bernstein Abraham, fruit, 528 Third
Bernstein Abram, cook with Geo. Bernstein,
r. 714 Ellis
Bernstein Alexander, waiter with Geo. Bern-
stein, r. 7l4 Ellis
Bernstein David, tailor, r. 729 Folsom
Bernstein E., upholsterer, 315 Third, r. 544
Bryant
Bern!«tein George, oyster saloon, 50-
52 Cal. Market, r. 714 Ellis
Bernstein Herman, gents' furnishing goods,
422 Third, r. 425 Third
Bernstein Henry, r. 913 Howard
Bernstein Isaac, oysterman with Geo. Bern-
stein, r. 714 Ellis
Bernstein J., elk, r. 1113 Stockton
Bernstein Jacob, elk with A. Jacobs, r. 809
Jackson
Bernstein Joseph, gents' furnishing goods,
824 Market, r. 20 Mason
Bernstein Julins C, wholesale and
retail wines, liquors, etc., 957 Market,
r. 706 Harrison
Bernstein Louis, gents' furnishing and cloth-
ing, 824 Market, r. 20 Mason
Bernstein Louis, upholsterer, r. 317 Third
Bernstein M. C, furniture dealer, 532%
California, r. 1120% Broadway
Bernstein Solomon, fancy goods, 38 Fourth,
r. 405 Post
Bernstein Solomon, junk pedlar, r. 711
Brannan
Bernstein Wilhelm, clerk with Ordenstein &
Co., r. 1603 Gough
Bernstein — , r. 236 Sutter
Berntson Emanuel, driver with Eli Ewell, r.
ss. Palmer nr Sanchez
Bernzott Frank, boarding and lodging, 20
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Bero John, scroll sawyer California Mills
Berolzhime J., bkpr with Porter, Oppen-
heimer & Slessinger, r. 922 Geary
Beronio G., propr Eoma Hotel, 818 Sansome
Berot B., gardener French Hospital, ss. Bry-
ant bet Fifth and Sixth
Berran W. E., traveler with Koppel «fe Dwan,
r. 512 Mission
Berre J., carrier The Guide, r. California
Hotel
Berre F., florist, r. 213 Dupont
Berriball John, carptr, r. 32 Rousch
Berries Chas., steward ship Olive S. South-
ard
Berrill A., r. 1525 Washington
Berrill Andrew, seaman bark Portland
Berrill G., r. 1525 Washington
Berrill Thomas, carptr, r. 777% Mission
Berris Luverne, capitalist, r. 919 Geary
Berry & Capp (Charles S. Capp} real estate
agts, 418 Montgomerj-
Berry * Place (W. 0. M. Berry and
J. F. Place) mill and mining machinery,
engines, etc., sw. cor Fremont and Markt
Berry Aaron, boxmkr, r. 14 Bourbon
Berry Amos, longshoreman, r. 211 Second
Berry Andrew, lumberman, r. 36 Tehama
Berry August, brtdr with Andrew Peterson,
r. 823 Battery
Berry Chas., carptr, r. 720 Stockton
Berry Chas.. planer Union Box Factory, r.
502 Taylor
Berry Chas. M., elk with Berry, Wolfskill &
Co., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Berry David H., conductor, r. 132 Fern av
Berry Douglass, boatbldr with Chas. W.
Merrill, r. Elcho House
Berry Eliza Mrs., branch bakery, 516 Mis
E. GUITTARD & CO.,
405 and 407 SANSOME ST., sole Manufacturers of the
Patented Care des Goarnaands.
A. MORRIS, CHAMPION TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
BER
179
BER
Berry E., carptr Beale-st Mills, r. 11 Verona
Berry E. W., foreman Spirit of the Times,
r. Humboldt House
Berrv Fulton G. (Berry, Wolfskill & Co.) r.
2212 Howard
Berry Geo., carptr, r. 42 Park ay
Berry Geo. H., painter with Hopps & Sons,
r. 537 Third
Berry Geo. W., teamster •nath Geo. B.
Knowles & Son., r. 10 Eleventh
Berry Gideon M., bkpr with Sherifif, r. Ar-
lington House
Berry Henry V., conductor N. B. and M.
R. R., r. 134 Clara
Berry James, lab, r. ws. San Brtino Eoad nr
Wayland
Berry James, miner, r. Sweeny bet Goettin-
gen and Williams
Berry James, seaman, r. 29 Frederick, rear
Berry James jr., brassfinisher, r. 29 Freder-
ick, rear
Berry James L. (Gilmanife Berry) r. sw. cor
Bush and Montgomery
Berry James M., r. 127 Kearny
Berry J. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Mont
Berry J. B., widow, r. sw. cor Shotwell and
24th
Berry John, (Griswold & Berry) r. Golden
Gate Hotel
Berry John, salesman Banner Bros., r. 840
California
Berry John, servant, 301 Lombai'd
Berry Louis, driver with Fred Hellwig, r.
110 Dupout
Berry Mary Ann, domestic, r. 8563^ Har
BeiTy Mathew, fruit dealer, r. Sweeny bet
Goettingen and Williams
Berry Michael, engineer stmr Santa Cruz
Berry Michael, lab, r. 34 Natoma
Berry Morris, metal roof6r with Conlin &
Roberts
Berry Richard, engineer stmr Montana, r.
543 Howard
Berry Richard, paperhanger, r. 545 Howard
Berry Sarah A., widow, r. 1238 Bush
Berry Street House, Peter Hayes propr, 106
Beriy
Berry Thoa., carptr with Cal. Mills, r. 1723
Jessie
Berry Thos., driver Market-st R. R., r. 2d
av nr 16th
Berry Thos. H., machinist, r. 237 Sixth
Berry Thos. H., operator A. and P. Tel.
Co., r. 643 Folsom
Berry Thos., P., boarding, 124 Townsend
Berry Wm. D., compositor Spirit of the
Times, r. cor Pacific and Kearny
Berrj' Wm. F., delivery elk A. and P. Tel.
Co., r. 105 Mason
Berry Wm. H., bricklayer, r. 26 Turk
Berry W. L., compositor Spirit of the Times,
r. Oakland
Berry, Wolfskill & Co. (Fulton G. Berrj',
Edward Wolfskill and Amos Roberts)
stockbrokers, 324 Montgomery
Berry W. 0. M. (Berry & Place) r. Oakland
Berry — , r. 534 Bush
Berry — , machinist, r. 101 Mason
Berryman A Doyle (H. B. Berryman)
coal dealers, bulkhead bet Pacific and
Jackson
Berryman Arthur (Husselman & Co.) r. 25
Oak
Berryman E., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. Oakland
Berryman Frederick M., elk with Berryman
& Doyle, r. 406 Octavia
Berryman Henry B. (Berryman & Doyle) r.
610 Van Ness av
Berryman J. T., butcher, 47 Grand Central
Market, r. 513 Stevenson
Berter Henry, painter Real Estate AssociateB,
r. 835 Hayes
Bersch Philip, barber, 303 Washington
Berson A. & Son (Albert and Gustave Ber-
son) oil cloths and furniture, 714 Wash
Berson Albert (A. Berson & Son) r. 429 Sut
Berson A. Mrs., French laundry, r. 429 Sut
Berson Gustave (A. Berson & Son) r. 429
Sutter
Berson Victor A., upholsterer, r. 828 Wash
Bert Edward G. jr., saloon. Grand Opera
House, r. Shotwell bet 20th and 2l8t
Bert F. W., r. 128 Tenth
Bert — , druggist with Wm. K. Doherty
Bertand E. H., chief cook Martin's Restau-
rant, r. 1302 Pacific
Bertano Louis, bootblack with John Phil-
lips
Bertelseu Otto, drayman, r. 1612 Buchanan
Bertheau Ceasar, with Henry Balzer & Co.,
r. 709 Mason
Berthelot Leonora, r. 1121%. Folsom
Berthelson Emile, hostler, 569 Harrison
Berthelsou Peter, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Berthet J., jeweler, r. 420 Sutter
Berthold L., r. 1116 Montgomery
Berthold Louis, butcher, 206 Broadway
Bertholet Beuoit, stonecutter with John Lee,
r. Alameda
Bertilsen Adolph, salesman with Lorentz
Foard, r. 420 Stevenson
B«rtiu Alexander, dyeing and scouring, 147
Third, cor Post and Dupont, 521 Fil-
bert and cor Stockton and Pacific, r. 4
Virginia blk
Bertin Leon, packer with J. A. Folger &
Co., r. 1412 Powell
Bertini Udrico (Menesini & Bertini) r. 619
Broadway
Bcrtman Fertlinand, carptr, r. 729 Grove
Bertman John Chas., music teacher, r. 729
Grove
Bertody Chas., physician, r. 1005 Stockton
Bertolameo Diltino, lab, r. County Line bet
San Jo8^ and San Bruno Roads
Bertolani P., groceries, no. cor Main and
Folsom
Bertols Albert, cabinetmkr with Chas. Field
& Co., r. Bryant bet Ninth and Tenth
INSURE Willi ]k CALIFOeiU FIlfiMERS' Mutoal Fire Insurance taciation,
SAN FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANUFACTORY— D. W. LAIRD,
613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT.
BER
180
BET
Bertolucci G. & Co. (G. Bertolucci and
Lazzaro Granneci) proprs Albergo De
Lucco Hotel, 307-309 Broadway
Bertolncci G. (G. Bertolucci & Co.) r. 309
Broadway
Berton Flavien, cook with C. H. Meyer,
r. 613 Bush
Berton Francis, consul for Portugal and
Switzerland and manager Swiss-Ameri-
can Bank, off 527 Clay, r. 11 South Park
Bertram Autona, burler S.F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1128 Greenwich
Bertram Chris, musician, 539 California
Bertram Thos., plumber, r. 209 Eleventh
Bertran Dary, r. 528 Bush, rear
Bertran Louis, fruits, ns. California bet
Montgomery and Kearny, r. 135 Dupont
Bertrand Andrew, furrier, 501 Kearny
Bertrand August, laundry, r. 913 Stockton
Bertrand Dennis, cook with H. Hoesch, r.
1315 Kearny
Bertrand F. Joseph, propr Hotel of All Na-
tions, 432 Broadway
Bertrand Geo., chairmkr, r. 108 Virginia
Bertrand Jacob, brtdr, r. 432 Broadway
Bertrand Jean Baptiste, waiter Poodle Dog
Kestaurant
Bertrand Joseph, lab, r. Waller nr Buchanan
Bertrand Pien-e, r. 518 Pacific
Bertrand Rosina, widow, r. 13 Louisa
Bertrandies Alphonse, carptr, r. 409% Fourth
Bertschi Albert, teamster Yates &Co., r. 223
Main
Bertuth S., picker with Hart «fe Goodman, r.
14 Lafayette pi
Bertz & Alonso (Jacob Bertz and J. Alonso)
imps tobacco and mufrs cigars, se. cor
Market and Fremont
Bertz Chas., tailor, r. 405 Natoma
Bertz Jacob (Bertz & Alonso) r. 2215 Fill-
more
Berwanger M., cook, r. 119 Jackson
Berwesk David, plumber with Sutherland &
Gray
Berwick Thos., sailmkr with W. C. Wood,
r. 1310 Filbert
Berwick Wm. H., fireman, r. 22 Clementina
Berwin Moritz (P. Berwin and Bro.) r. New
York
Berwin P. &, Bro. (Pincus & Moritz Berwin)
imps hats and caps, 106 Battery
Berwin Pincus (P. Berwin & Bro.) r. 1320
Tyler
Bery C, physician, 618 California
Besancon E., shoemkr with E. Flubacher, r.
506% Bush
Besaria Louis, teller Pacific Bank, r. 115
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Besau Camillo, fisherman, r. cor Vallejo and
San some
Besby Henry, saloon keeper, r. 314 Ivy
Bescherer John, painter, r 16 Clara
Bescharmann Adolph, upholsterer with
SAlueter & Volberg, r. 605 O'Farrell
BcBchormann August H., salesman with
Koch & Rogers, r. 503 O'Farrell
Beschormaun Chas. F., mail elk California
Demokrat, r. 312 Post
Besecke Wm. (Wagener & Besecke) r. 1906
Larkin
Besenthal Ernst, cook Russ House
Besenthal Hermann, baker Russ House
Besse Joseph 0., salesman with Kaindler &
Co., r. 2322 Pine
Bessemer Henry L., chemist and perfumer,
1587 Turk
Bessogni Philomina Mrs., lodgings, 1507
Stockton
Besson C. Mrs., seamstress, r. 17 Union pi
Bessou — , locksmith, r. 717 Pacific
Best and Belcher M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.)
Wm. Willis sec, 29 Nevada bl
Best Chas., saloon, 872 Folsom
Best David A., porter with L. Eppinger, r.
722 Front
Best John F., clerk Lighthouse Engineer's
office, 12th Dist., r. 319 Fremont
Best Peter, card tender S.F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 114 Valparaiso
Best Wm., stairbuilder, r. 516 Leavenworth
Bester John H., saloon and shooting gallery
913 Kearny, r. 15 Verona
Besthorn Geo., painter, r. 424 Leavenworth
Besthorn Hermann, bootmkr with Adolph
Utschig, r. 9 William
Bestier Fred., shoemkr with Henry Thumler,
r. 25 Morton
Beston Frank, r. 1332 Green
Bestoi H. T., architect, 652 Market, r. 1921
Sutter
Betaucourt Frank, seaman, r. 416 Green
Betancue Joseph P., photographer with H.
W. Vaughan, r. Oakland
Betaux E. L., mnfr with Favre & Jaujou, r.
10 Whitmore pi
Betger Edward, shoemkr, 545 Merchant, r.
736 Green
Beth Michael, blacksmith with John 01-
quist, r. ns. Filbert bet Webster and
Fillmore
Bethany Congregational Church, Rev. W. C.
Pond i^astor, Bartlett nr 25th.
Bethel Church (colored) John Dyer pastor,
1207 Powell
Bethel Geo., steward, r. 243 Fremont
Bethel Velinda, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Bethel Thos. W., policeman, r. 13 Fifth av
Bethino Antonio, ice cream mkr Palace Ho-
tel
Betowski Jan, driver with G. Melsing, r. 638
Dupont
Betkowski Martin, marblecutter with Wm.
Black, r. 23 Silver
Betkowski Peter, expressman nw, cor Bush
and Montgomery, r. 23 Silver
Betsche Chas., locksmith with John G. lis,
r. 5 Maiden lane
Bettelheim A. S. Rev. D.D. rabbi Congre-
gation Ohabai Shalome, r. 1311 Larkin
IWTPDNATinNAI UHTri 824, 826 Kearny St. $1 ,50 and $2 per Day.
Ill I LnlNn I lUllnL riU I LL| Free coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, FLOWERS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
BET
181
BIA
Bettcncourt Caesar, barber 20 Clay, r. 13
Clay
Bettencourt Emanuel, cabinetmkr, r. 916
Harrison
Bettencourt Jose S., medical student, r.
907 Bush
Bettencourt Sostenes, journalist, r. 641 Val-
lejo
Betti Antonio, vegetables, 77 Colombo Mrkt
Bettis O. J., blacksmith and wagonmkr, 1434
Jackson, r. 1808 Larkiu
Bettmun Gustav, bkpr with Blochman &
Cerf, r. 508 Eddy
JBettmim Moses, soap mnfr, 311 Commercial,
r. 508 Eddy
Bettman S., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 508 Eddy
Betts A., pilot stmr San Joaquin No. 2
Betts Delia Mrs., r. 24 O'Farrell
Betts J. M., physician and surgeon, 24 O'Far
Betts Peter M., vice-pres. Betts Spring Co.,
r. Oakland
Betts Spring Co., Wm. M. Betts pres., Ed-
win Fretwell sec, 218-220 Fremont
Betts Wm., spring fitter with Betts Spring
Co., r. Oakland
Betts Wm. M., i^res Betts Spring Co., r.
Oakland
Bettsby Frederick, blacksmith with John
McDonald, r. 427 Brannan
Betz John W., engineer Cal. Laundry, r. 415
Broadway
Betz Joseph, cigarmkr withLange &Shefifer,
r. 2216 Mason
Betzel Isidor L., bkpr Held Bros. & Co., r.
537 O'Farrell
Betzel Louis, boys' clothing, 109 Sansome, r.
537 O'Farrell
Betzold Jacob, foreman with C. F. Wagner
it Co., r. Butchers' Home, S. S. F.
Betzold M., r. 26 Turk
Beuck Katie, domestic, 1230 Post
Beuhler J. F., shoemkr, 205 Montgomery av
Beuu James, teamster, r. 30 Rousch
Benn Thos, teamster, r. 30 Rousch
Buuregard — , roll turner Pac. Rolling Mills
Beutler Emily, widow, r. 114 Ridley
Bevan Chas., plasterer, r. 463 Clementina
Bevan J. M., purser stmr Belgic
Bevan Owen, teamster, r. ws. Gunnison av
nr 27th
Bevan W. J., miner, r. 431 Minna
Bevans Isaac L., compositor with Spaulding
& Barto, r. 1111 Mason
Bevans James, herder, r. ne. cor 27th and
Gunnison av
Bevans John, contractor, r. ne. cor 27th and
Gunnison av
Bevell Harry, machinist, r. 29 Park av
Bevtll M., widow, r. 29 Park av
Beven James, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 13
A.uburn
Beverick — Mi-s., r. McClellan nr Lincoln
Beveridge Geo. F., elk with King & Rodgers,
r. 2308% Howard
Beveridge Horatio, elk with Falkner, Bell &
Co., r. 1620 Washington
Beverleigh & Co. (Chinese) cigar factory,
409 Commercial
Beverly Chas. E., elk, r. 350 First
Beverly Wm., waiter Commercial Hotel
Beversen & Bro. (Henry and Martin Bever-
sen) groceries, ne. cor Mission and An-
thony
BeTcrseu A Bro. (Carsten and Mar-
tin Beversen) groceries and liquors,
1712 Eddy
Beversen Carsten (Beversen & Bro.) r. 1712
Eddy
Beversen Henry (Beversen & Bro.) r. ne.
Mission and Anthony
Beversen Martin (Beversen & Bro.) r. 1712
Eddy
Bewley Clifton L., salesman with Gedge &
Thayer, r. 628 Sutter
Bewley Mary J., widow, r. ws. Shotwell nr
26th
Bewley Wm., bkpr, r. 629 California
Bewley Wm. J., machinist, r. Solano nr
Pennsylvania av
Bextou Frank, mcbt, r. 810 Howard
Beybie Eugene spicemill hand, r. 18 Pros-
pect pi
Beyea James L. (Riotte & Beyea) r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Beyer & Fortmann (A. Beyer and F. Fort-
man) saloon and billiard hall, 310 Six-
teenth
Beyer A. (Beyer & Fortmann) r. 310 Six-
teenth
Beyer George, saloon, cor Powell and Van-
dewater, r. cor Geary and William
Beyer Louis H., barber with Conrad Born,
r. 625 Vallejo
Beyer Otto, propr Union Restaurant, 531
Fourth
Beyer R. Mme., ladies' hair, 434 Bush
Beyer S. J., widow, r. 1028 McAllister
Beyer Wm., brtdr with Wm. Leege & Co., r.
2 Martha pi
Beyersdorff Louis (Safferhill & Beyersdorflf)
r. 20G Van Ness av
Beynon David, rail-roller Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. ws. Michigan nr Shasta
Beysol Frederick, truckman, r. 10 Wildey
Bezzini G., waiter Campi's Restaurant, 520
Clay
Biagi Natale, hostler with L. Marsili & Co.,
r. 11 Broadway
Biugini F., expressman, r. San Jos^ Road nr
St. Mary's College
Biagiui Giuseppi, blacksmith, r. Roma Hotel
Bialenberg Peter, master schr Columbus, r.
New Atlantic Hotel
Biancalani Antoni (L. Marsili & Co.) r. 320
Broadway
Biaucalana F., vegetables, 61 Colombo Mar-
ket
Bianchi .\ngelo, tailor, r. 5 Gaven
Bianchi Angelo, stonecutter, r. 9 I'nion pi
r\ I~ /^ 111 /^l ini/ A4X M A RH. KT. *■«»' of I'alaco Hotel, wholeMlo •nil jtUII dralerln
VJL.\Ji YYi V/LnniX) PAPER HANGINGS, M>d(lMl«rlii«ilUndaofSb^aMaUrUU.
DIAMONDS RESET IN THE LATEST STYLE
BY D. W. LAIRD, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT.
BIA
182
BIG
Bianchi Antonio, 'woodcarver, r. Eoma Hotel
Bianchi Chas., marble works, 829 Market, r.
Washington bet Powell and Mason
Bianchi Eugenio, teacher vocal music, 426
Kearny
Bianchi G. B., carptr mth John Drouilhat
Bianchi Giuseppi, pastemkr with Ravenna
& Morizio
Biarnez Amaris Mme., French laundry, 908
Larkin
Biart Henry G., jeweler with M. Aufrichtig,
r. 530 Valencia
Bibb D. H. clerk, r. 961 Harrison
Bibbins Geo. W., miner, r. 315 Jessie
Bibbins, Tilton & Co. (Tracy L. Bib-
bins, S. S. Tilton and T. E. Hughes)
real estate agts, 402 Kearny
Bibbins T. L. (Bibbins, Tilton & Co.) r.
1507 Leavenworth
Bibeau Isaac, blacksmith, es. Mission bet
28th and 29th
Biber Adam, cigarettemkr with John Ball-
man, r. Olympic House
Biber Julia Mme., dressmkr, r. 914 Clay
Bibo Samuel, elk with Schoenholz & Bier-
hoff, r. 469 Minna
Bichard C. N., salesman with N. Bichard,
r. 365 First
Bichard Nicholas, coal, 16-18 Howard, r.
365 First
Bick John, upholsterer with N. Bush
Bick Robert, r. 604 Minna
Bickel Magdelena, widow, r. 26 Haight
Bickford Clarence E., elk with Rudolph
Hochhofifer, r. 524 Jones
Bickford Thos. M., engineer with J. Spaul-
ding & Co., r. 322 Fifth
Bickleman F. B., millwright, r. 218 Bdwy
Bicknell Abijah, miner, r. 3253^ Post
Bicknell Bertha A. Miss, type-writer with J.
M. Bradstreet & Son
Bicknell James N., gilder with I. Barron, r.
606 Stockton
Bidal John, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Biddle Emma A., domestic, 1312% Natoma
Biddle Phillip, capitalist, r. 205 Taylor
Biddolph James, foreman machinist Golden
State Iron Wks, r. 619 Mission
Bidinger Louisa, domestic, 724 Green
Bidlack Benj. A., r. 652 Howard
Bidlack Wm. W., physician, r. 652 Howard
BidlemanE. G., bkprwith £. Martin & Co.,
r. Brooklyn
Bidleman Wm. A., salesman with E. Mar-
tin & C, r. cor Ninth and Shipley
Bidwell John E., salesman with E. Mans-
bach, r. 700 Post
Bieber Julius, gents' furnishing goods, 137
Sixth, r. 912 Powell
Bieber Nathan, bkpr with C. Klopstock &
Co., r. 912 Howard
Biebiener John, cabinetmkr, r. 1133 Har
Biedenbach August, saloon, ne. cor Mission
and Third, r. 140 Silver
Biederman E.. widow, r. 5 Torrens crt
Biederman Louis, r. 23 Clinton
Biedinger Bros. (Chas. G. and Peter Bie-
dinger jr.) imprs paper, bags, etc., 324
Clay
Biedinger Chas, G. (Biedinger Bros.) r. 522
Jones
Biedinger Peter, jr. (Biedinger Bros.) r. 426
O'Farrell
Bieghle Geo. W., elk, r. 1631 Dupont
Biehl John A., brtdr with Chas. Fox, r. 1122
Sacramento
Bielaerski C, draughtsman U. S. surveyor
general's oflSce, r. 1615 Clay
Bieleck Adam, tailor, r. 314 Sixth
Bieleck Francis Miss, r. 314 Sixth
Bielenberg P., groceries, sw. cor Harrison
and Chesley
Bieler A., tailor, r. 6 Quincy
Bielski Maximilian (Jacoby & Bielski) r. 6
John
Bien Joseph, locksmith and machinist, 311
Battery, r. 813 Tyler
Bienenfeld Elias, fancy and dry goods, 1229
Stockton, r. 706 Green
Bienenfeld Mary, r. 706 Green
Bier Annie, domestic, 48 South Park
Bierbrauer John, cabinetmkr West Coast
Furn. Co., r. 1133 Harrison
Bierce A. G., sec Bohemian Club, r. 120
Guerrero
Bierce A. S., sweep cellar U. S, Mint, r.
Oakland
Bierd John, boilermkr, r. 113 Clinton
Bierge Wm., teamster with Wm. Higgins, r.
1051 Howard
Bierhofif Samuel (S. Schoenholz & Co.) r.
112 Sixth
Bierig Chas. (L. & M. Kahn & Co.) r. 1618
Bush
Biermann Julius, bakery, 1216 Pacific
Biernett Isaac, r. 29% Fifth av
Biers Chas. H., cabinetmkr, r. 14 Park av
Biers Frank, salesman, r. 201 Eleventh
Bierschwale C, carptr, r. 30th av, S. S. F.
Biesta Frederic, elk Italian Consulate, r. 331
Montgomery
Biesterfeld Oscar, with Occidental Laundry,
r. ns. Filbert bet Gough and Octavia
Bigaze L. A., canvasser Remington Sewing
Machine Co., 1329 Dupont
Bigelow C. J. Mrs., teacher Columbia-st
School, r. 152 Perrj-
Bigelow C. L., blacksmith Pioneer Iron Wks,
r. Merchant House
Bigelow Daniel, machinist, r. 154 Dora, rear
Bigelow D. H. Mrs., teacher Model School,
r. 440 Second
Bigelow Francis H., compositor Bulletin, r.
506 Bryant
Bigelow H. B. (Holcomb Bros. & Co.) r.
New Haven, Conn.
Bigelow H. H., general manager Home Mu-
tual Insurance Co., r. Fairfax, Marin Co.
Bigelow John F., with Cross & Co., r. Oak-
land
E. GUITTARD k CO.,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET,
Importers Japan and China
TEAS.
A. MORRIS, CHAMPION TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
' PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
BIG
183
BIN
Bigelow Louis, driver City K. R., r. 1225
Mission
Bigelow Susie H. Mrs., teacher Model
School, r. 440 Second
Biggemau W. H., carriagemkr, r. cor 22d
and Alabama
Bigger Alex., steerage steward P. M. S. S.Co.
Bigger John A., cabinetmkr with Wm. J.
Heney & Co., r. 227 Post
Bigger Wm., teamster, r. 326 Tehama, rear
Biggers Lillie B., adjuster U. S. Mint
Biggin John, lab, r. 67 Natoma
Biggin John G., steward, r. 220 Second
Biggins John, lab, r. 3 King
Biggins Patrick, teamster S. F. Gaslight Co.
Biggins Thos. (P. Mallon & Co.) r. Boss
Landing
Biggs A. E,. & Co. (A. R. Biggs and A. Mc-
Cumiskey) saloon, 305 California
Biggs Abel R. (A. R. Biggs & Co.) r. 1023
Sacramento
Biggs David, spinner Mission Woolen Mills,
r. cor 27th and San Bruno Road
Biggs Harry C, salesman ^^•ith Irvine &
Haight, r. 1023 Sacramento
Biggs Henry C, mcht, r. 2114 Steiner
Biggs John, washer, r. 121 Jackson
Biggs John E., drapermkr, r. es. San Bruno
Road bet 26th and 27th
Biggs Robert, hostler with C. S. Crittenden
& Co., r. 6 Mary lane
Biggs — , stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
r. Point Lobos av nr Collins
Biggy John, brass finisher with Weed &
Kingwell, r. 523 Howard
Biggv John J., brass finisher Cal. Brass
Wks, r. 523 Howard
Biggy Temmce, hostler N. B. and M. R. R,,
r. 523 Howard
Biggy Wm., coremkr Cal. Brass Wks, r. 523
Howard
Bigham Alexandei-, seaman, r. 1808 Stev
Biglauds Wm., cook stmr Cora
Bigle — , tailor, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Bigler John, watchmkr, r. 726 Harrison
Bigler John A., r. 869 Market
Bigley Bros. (Daniel and Geo. Bigley) whol
groceries and provisions, ne. cor Clay
and Davis
Bigley Daniel (Bigley Bros.) r. 203 Eleventh
Bigley Geo. (Bigley Bros.) r. 1011 Wash
Bigley John, speculator, r. 229 Capp
Bigley T. «fe Co. (Thos. Bigley) ship-
wrights, calkers and Bi:)armkr8, 13-15
Spear
Bigley Thos. (T. Bigley & Co.) r. 832 Mis
Bigne Vincent (Dol & Eigne) r. 1006 J/J
Washington
Biguu John, foreman with Sol. Kolhman, r.
25 Moss
Big Tree Con. G. <fc S. M. Co. (Calaveras
Co. Cal.) C. A. Sankoy sec, 20 Steven-
son bldg
Bigwood Henry B., compositor with H. S.
Crocker & Co., r. 569 J^ Minna
Bigwood Joseph (Newsham & Bigwood)
r. 37% Perry
Bihan Napoleon, porter with Ahem & Co.,
r. 34 Fifth av
Bilay Anthony F., with Lachman & Jacobi,
r. cor Mission and Ridley
Bilay Antono, wine dealer, 1660 West Mission
Bilay Hugo, silversmith with Schulz &
Fischer, r. cor 13th and West Mission
Bilb D. H., salesman with Berry & Place,
r. 961 Harrison
Bilfinger Gus., carrier Guide, 521 Clay
Bill Conrad, upholsterer with H. Luchsin-
ger & Co., r. 7 Card al
Bill David B., fish market, r. 562 Stevenson
Bill Harry, seaman, r. 61 Natoma
Bill Jacob, butcher, r. 727 Clementina
Bill Joseph, engineer Hammam Baths, 11-13
Dupont
Bill Phillip, cabinetmkr with S. F. Furn.
Factory, r. 29 Ritch
Billar Francisco, wood and coal, 1311 Du-
pont
Billberg Frederick, brtdr with A. E. Nelson,
r. 101 Washington
Billberger Fred., brtdr, r. 100 Washington
Billeck Paul, grocer, r. cor Oak and Octavia
Billers — , r. 509 Broadway
Billett Maria, widow, r. Ill Ridley
Billings Abner, r. 13^ Geary
Billings A. D., actor Grand Opera House, r.
120 O'Farrell
Billings Catherine, widow lodgings, 26 Te-
hama
Billings Chas. E., painter, r. 729 Folsom
BiUings D. R. & Co. (D. R. Billings and G.
E. Cook; groceries, 1311 Stockton
Billings D. R. (D. R. Billings & Co.) r. 7
Telegraph pi
Billings George E., salesman with A. Roman
& Co., r. 1610 Clay
Billings Helen Mrs., furnished rooms, 13%
Gearv
Bilhugs Henry, lab, r. 811 Battery
Bilse Adolph, bkpr with A. E. Magill, r. 9
August al
Bil stein Richard, butcher, r. 1127 Broadway
Bilton Frederick, cook, r. 428 Fourth
Bilty T. G., mining, r. 1420 Powell
Biltz F. R., piano tuner with Sherman &
Hyde, r. 1236 Mission
Bilzou Robert, brtdr, r. 129 Jackson
Bimat L., lab, r. ws. Railroad av ur R. C.
Orphan Asylum
Binceut John, master mariner, r. 66 Everett
Binder Chas., with H. P. Wakelee & Co., r.
34 Ellis
Binder Geo. J., bkpr with Ballard & Hall,
r. 1935 Geary
Binder Joseph, foreman with J. <fe F. Kes-
seler, r. 12 William
Binder L. Frank, U. S. navy, r. 1935 Geary
Bine & Georges (Leon Bine and Hippolyte
Georges) mcht tailors, 113 Sutter
Bine Leon (Bine <fe Geurgesj r. 418 Sutter
CALIFORNIA FARMERS'
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
38 CHlifornia Ntreet.
D. W. LAIRD, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 613 MONTGOMERY^ST.^^^^^^
BIN
184
BIR
Bine Salmon, fancy goods 133 Kearny, r.
418 Sutter
Bineaud Leon, hairdresser, r. 623 Broadway
Biuet Francis, cook with George Leoni, r.
908 Kearny
Binge Theodore, conductor Cent. K. R., r.
1128 Tyler
Bing You ^ Chinese) cigar factory, 308 Com
Bingenheimer C, cooper, r. 5 Clementina
Bingham Henry (Meuzies & Bingham) r.
1808 Dupont
Bingham M. M., widow, r. 505 Hyde
Bingham E. &, Sou, com mchts (Omaha,
Neb.) John W.'Hart agt, 218 Wash
Bingley Richard C. (Smart & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Bini Giuseppe, maccaroni mnfr, r.225 Bdwy
Bink A., carriagemkr with Barnard Blanck,
r. 17 Minna
Binker Albert, withS. V. AVaterworks, r. 429
Chestnut
Binswanger Louis, gents' furnishing goods,
513 Kearny
Biondi Fraucisco, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Biorkman August, teamster, r. 657 Minna
Bioron B., planer Union Box Factory
Biraud Andre, bakery, 629 Broadway
Birbe Henry C, butcher with Michelssen,
Brown & Co., r. Fifth-av Hotel, S. S. F.
Birce Frank A., salesman with Hanson, Ack-
erson & Co., r. 1238 Howard
Birch, Argall «!fc Co. (Wm. H. Birch,
Johu Argall and Alex. Steiger) proprs
Cal. Machine Wks. 119 Beale
Birch Frank, teamster, r. Bay View Dairy nr
R. E. av, S. S. F.
Birch Harry, foreman with Chase & Wolff
Birch John, lab with Randolph Saw Co., r.
East Oakland
Birch John, carptr with S. M. Hills, r. Oak-
land
Birch Johu C, atty-at-law, r. 1301 Sac
Birch Samuel, gardener, r. cor Castro and
17th
Birch Thomas J., bkpr Examiner, r. 29 Kear
Birch Wm., sash and bliudiakr, r. 945 Fol
Birch Wm., keeper sheriff s office, r. 949 Fol
Birch Wm. A., bkpr with II. H. Noble & Co.,
r. 913 Sacramento
Birch Wm. H. (Birch, Argall &, Co.) r. 625
O'Farrell
Birchell Edward, canvasser, r. ss. 28th nr
Church
Bird A. B., lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co.,
r. Sacramento nr Stockton
Bird A. B., lodgings, 716 Stockton
Bird Ann S., widow, r. 1318 Sacramento
Bird Chas., seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Bird Chas., seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Bird Daniel T. C. (Prentice & Bird) r. 1318
Sacramento
Bird E., engine driver stmr Orizaba
Bird Edinoud, canvasser, r. 749 Market
Bird Edward, asphaltum worker, r. 613 Sec-
ond
Bird Elizabeth, widow, drossmkr, 255 Beale
Bird Ellen, domestic, 225 Leavenworth
Bird F. W., salesman with Wm. J. Heney &
Co., r. 725 Market
Bird James, patterumkr Union Iron Wks
Bird Lawrence, mason S. F. Gaslight Co.
Bird Mary, widow, r. 514 Mission
Bird Michael, weigher, Washington-st wharf,
r. 1 Auburn
Bird N. J., physician and surgeon, 1057 Mis
Bird Patrick, gasfitter, r. 709 Minna
Bird Patrick, seaman, r. 112 Steuart
Bird Patrick, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Bird Richard, lab C. P. R. R. freight depot,
r. 6 Clinton
Bird Richard, lab, r. 125 Clinton
Bird Robert, jewelry, 1313 Pacific
Bird Samuel, bootmkr with John C. Jung-
claus, r. Franklin Hotel
Bird Thos, molder Columbia Foundry, r.
219 First
Bird Thos., saloon 521 Fourth
Bird Thos., shoemaker, r. 414 Pacific
Bird Wm., moulder Columbia Foundry, r.
152 Natoma
Bird Wm., tailor, 335 Bush, r. 178 Stevenson
Bird Wm., upholsterer, r. 924 Folsom
Bird Wm. Mrs., dressmkr, r. 924 Folsom
Bird — , actor, r. 207 Kearny
Birdsall Aaron, metal roofer, r. 911 Laguna
Birdisall Belle Miss, upholsterer with Frank
G. Edwards, r. 615 Third
Birdsall Chas., machinist, r. 615 Third
Birdsall Chas. H., elk, r. 615 Third
Birdsall David H., agt Giant Powder Co., r.
911 Laguna
Birdsall Elizabeth, widow, r. 615 Third
Birdsall Geo., r. 141 Perry
Birdsall L. A., r. Grand Hotel
Birdsall Mary Miss, upholsterer with Frank
G. Edwards, r. 615 Third
Birdsall Rebecca B., teacher Market and
Seveuth-st Primary School, r. 911 La-
guna
Birdsall Samuel T., atty-at-law, 504 Kearny,
r. McLeod House
Birdsall Wm., carptr, r. 605 Minna
Birdsall Wyatt, engineer, r. 618 Pino
Birdsall Z., supt stables Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 821 Green
Birge James J., dentist, 410 Kearny
Birgham Adolphus, money broker, 424 Mont-
gomery, r. se. cor Market and Third
Birkholz Frederick, tailor, r. 124 Clinton
Birkuiaier Geo. L. (Kohler, Chase & Co.) r.
727 Geary
Birlind Frank, carptr, r. 1908 Market
Birlig Henry, curled hair mnfr, r. ns. Mari-
posa nr Connecticut
Birmingham Edward F., foreman with Thos.
Day, r. 401 Broadway
Birmingham Edward R., dpty recorder Hall
of Records, r. 245 Tehama
Birmingham John, glassblowur, r. 125 Clin-
ton, rear
IWTCDMATinMAi UiriXri 824, 826 Kearny St. $1,50 and $2 per Day.
UN I LnlNA I lUINAL nVj I LL, Free coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Propr.
A. J. TRUMBULL, Agent for CENTRAL PARK LAWN MOWER,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
BIR
185
BIT
Birmingham Margaret, widow, r. 125 Clin-
ton, rear
Birmingham Margaret, widow, r. 24 Ash av
Birmingham Peter Kev., asst pastor St. Jo-
seph's church, r.ws. Tenth bet Howard
and Folsom
Birmingham Thos., capitalist, r. New Frank-
lin House
Birmingham Thomas K., longshoreman, r.
1317 Sansome
Birnbaum Chas., furniture, r. 131 Sixth
Birnbaum Herman B., elk with C. P. Lolor,
r. 29 Turk
Birnbaum Isaac, r. 735 Ellis
Birnie Robert, copyist and interpreter, 708
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Birrell A., capitalist, r. 1525 Washington
Birrell Geo., machinist Union Iron Wks, r.
1525 Washington
Birsinger Adolph, asst supt with Louis SIoss
& Co., r. 729 Bush
Birvallan Claude, florist with John Biter, r.
131 Montgomery
Bisagno Joseph, r. 924 Pacific
Bisagno Louis, real estate, 420 Battery, r.
U24 Pacific
Bisbee De Witt F. (Welch & Co.) r. 751 Har
Bisbee E., messenger with GoodiiU, Perkins
& Co
Bischoff Diedrich (Carstensen & Bischofl')
r. 417 Jones
Bischoflf Frederick, groceries, sw. cor Powell
and Vallejo
Bischofl" H., salesman with Mrs. M. A. Mer-
cer, r. 412 McAllister
Bischofl' John P., saddler with J. C. John-
son & Co., r. 1423 Powell
Biscovich John, restaurant, 405 Fourth, r.
750 Harrison
Bishop Bros. (Hilmer 0. and Homer L. Bis-
hop) stairbuilders, 122 Main
Bishop & Co. (Edgar Bishop, A. S.Peterson
and L. W. Palmer) groceries, 716 Markt
Bishop A: Fifield (T. B. Bishop and W.
H. Fifield, attys-at-law. 522 Mont
Bishop Alice Miss, seamstress, r. 410 Kearny
Bishop B. F., conductor Market-st 11. 11., r.
Hayes nr Octavia
Bishop C. B., actor California Theatre, r.
The Florence
Bishop D. M. dc €o. (Dnncan M.
Bishop and Eugene Wiegand ) compilers
Bishop's San Francisco, Oakland, San
Jose, Stockton and California State
Business Directories, 518 Clay
Bishop Duncan M. (D. M. Bishop & Co.)
r. 742 Washington
Bishop Edgar (Bishop & Co.) r. 513 Web-
ster
Bishop Frank, brassflnisher with Electrical
Con. and Main. Co., r. 325% Bush
Bishop Frank, carptr, r. GOG Ivy
Bishop Geo. W., elk with Berry man &
Doyle, r. 409 Ellis
Bishop Gurdou, stonecutter, r. 27 Perry
Bishop Henry, saloon, 2 Clay, r. 1005 Capp
Bishop H. C, machinist Grand Opera
House
Bishop Hilmer O. (Bishop Bros.) r. 946
Folsom
Bishop Homer L. (Bishop Bros.) r. 946
Folsom
Bishop James H., carptr, r. 927 Wash
Bishop James W., sawyer with Pac. Box
Factory, r. 407 Taylor
Bishop Michael, hostler with James McGinn,
r. 22 Anna
Bishop 0. H., porter with Spruance, Stan-
ley it Co., r. Oakland
Bishop Peter, master bark Constitution, r.
20 Clementina
Bishop 11. furniture finisher, with Chas.
Field k Co., r. 421 Fifth
Bishop Ransom B. engineer, r. 325% Bush
Bishop Susan, widow, r. 421 Vallejo
Bishop Thos. B. (Bishop 6c Fifield) atty-at-
law, 522 Montgomery, r. 536 Second
Bishop W. D. Rev., missionary Mariners'
Church, ne.cor Sacramento and Drumm
Bishop Wm., carptr, r. Montgomei-y's Hotel
Bishop Wm., bricklayer, r. 15 Oak Grove av
Bishop Wm., seaman, r. 531 East
Bishop Wm. A. drayman, r. 421 Fifth
Bishop — Mrs., r. 1706 Leavenworth
Bi!iihop's Directories of San Fran-
cisco, Oakland, San Jose, Stockton and
California State Business, 518 Clay
Bislow Hans, tailor, 10 Hubbard
Bissagno Victor E., r. 924 Pacific
Bissell Chas. T., civil engineer, r. 677 Har
Bissell E., printer with Chas. W. Gordon,
r. Alameda
Bissell Geo. R., teacher Boys' High School,
r. Alameda
Bissell Hermann, cabinetmkr, r. 8 Morey al
Bissell Wm. A., chief elk freight depot C. P.
R. R., r, 427 Sutter
Bisseuger Adolph, salesman, r. 729 Bush
Bissert Henry W., elk with Shirek & Co., r.
20 Scott
Bissct & Dclany (Horatio N. Bissett and
W. D. Delauy) shipwrights, 518 East
Bisset Andrew, r. 1027 Sutter
Bisset Horatio N. (Biaset A: Delaney) r. 130
Tyler
Bissinger Adolph, salesman Alaska Fur Co.,
r. 729 Bush
Bissonnette Geo. P., policeman Grand Opera
House, r. Missiou-st House
Bistern Andrew S., with David W. Ruggles,
r. 1010 Taylor
Bitcoskey John, baker, r. 738 Vallejo, rear
Biter John, florist and nurseryman, 606
Market, and bkpr with M. & C. Mangels,
r. Waller bet Fillmore and Steiner
Biterbig Joseph, tanner, r. Serpentine av nr
Howard
Biticke Gustave, capitalist, r. 824 Geary
Bitley F. W., machinist Fulton Foundry, r.
7 Stockton
r\ r" r\ IA/ r\l *ni/ tLAH market, west of r»lBce IIoioI.wholef«Ie Md reUJldeaW in
RKl W I I AKK „.*„ »fa■!^»■/^V«nd Mom.f.rinn>rorall kind, of Window «b»d««
\JIL\J, YYi V/Lnni\| paper hangings, .DddMaerlnallkloaaofSbaaelUUrtaU.
JEWELRY Made to Order and^ REPAIRED, ^^^^^^^^^ ^,^^^^ ^ ^,^„,„^
Bitzold Matlies, r. nw. cor Seventh and
Brjiint
Biven Frederick, printer Bulletin, r. Oakland
Biven Wm., compositor, r. 305 Lombard
Bixby Llewellyn (B. P. Flint & Co. and
Flint Bixby & Co.) r San Juan, South
Biziou Louis, saloon, 1413 Dupont
Bjerremark Christian, saloon, 314 Third
Bjorkmau August, drayman with Taber,
Barker & Co.
Bjorkman Ellen, widow, r. 28 Bitch
Bjorkman Katie, machine operator with E.
Detrick & Co. r. 28 Bitch
Bjorkman MoUie Miss, with Gillespie, Zan &
Co., r. 28 Bitch
Blach Chas., physician, 514 Kearny, r. 1513
California
Blachman Henry, bkpr 28 Kearny, r. 712
O'Farrell
Blachre Frank, elk with Murphy Grant &
Co., r. 95>^ Stockton
Black & Deeriug (Mrs. Kate J. Black and
Miss Jane C. Deering) boarding, 534
Bush
Black A. L., bkpr London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. Saucelito
Black Alexander, carjitr, r. 231 Second
Black Andrew, blacksmith with Okerlund &
Rasmussen, r. 71 Water
Black Andrew, patternmaker, r. ne. cor Pe-
cific and Sansome
Black Anne, widow, r. 707 Stockton
Black Asa J. carptr, r. 716% Grove
Black C. H., r. 2220 Mission
Black Daniel R., compositor with Kane &
Cook, r. 316 Beale
Black Diamond Coal Co., P. B. Cornwall
pres., se. cor Folsom and Spear
Black E. H., paints and oils, 514 Sixteenth,
r. 2220 Mission
Black Geo., bricklayer, r. 1811 Stockton
Black Geo. W., shirt cutter, r. 2324 Mission
Black Harry, salesman wiih R. B. Gentry <fe
Co., r. 313 Pine
Black Henry, propr Pacific Bed Spring
Mnfry, se. cor Minna and New Mont-
gomery, r. ns. Natoma bet New Mont-
gomery and Second
Black Henry, speculator, r. 2324 Mission
Black Henry M. (H. M. Black & Co.) r. 511
Gough
Black H. M. & Co. (H. M. Black) carriage
makers, 851-55 Market
Black Howard (Neuberg & Black) r. 2324
Mission
Black J., watchman Broadway Bonded Store,
Custom House, r. 2229 Mission
Black James, lab, r. se. cor Francisco and
Kearny
Black James, salesman ^^^th Robert M. Black,
r. 8S. Ellis bet Laguna and Buchanan
Black James, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Black James B., miner, r. 31 Eddy
Black James F., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery
Black James W., r. 518 Pacific
Black Jennie A. Rock M. Co. (White Pine
Co. Nev.) Joseph Tyson sec, 411% Cal-
ifornia, rm 11
Black John, lab, r. 327 Beale
Black John, spinner Mission Woolen Mills,
r. cor Mariposa and Alabama
Black John, with Goodwin k Co., r. 1623
Powell
Black John, shoemkr with Einstein Bros. &
Co., r. Minna bet Eighth and Ninth
Black John I , painter, r. 1013 Kearny
Black John W., boilermkr with Moynihan &
Aitkeu, r. 308 Folsom
Black John W., elk Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 22 Elgin Park
Black Joseph, blacksmith, r. 663 Howard
Black Joseph, blacksmith, sw. cor R R and
32d avs
Black J. S., master mariner, r. 920 Mont
Black Julius, hostler, r. 12 Berry
Black Kate J. Mrs. (Black & Deering) r. 534
Bush
Black Mary, laundress Cosmopolitan Hotel
Black Patrick W., watchman U. S. Mint, r.
408 Minna
Black Peter R., shipjoiner, r. 116 Natoma
Black P. O., master ship W. R. Grace
Black Robert M., gents' furnishing goods.
209 Montgomery, r. ne. cor Geary and
Van Ness av
Black Samuel, tailor, 44 Geary, r. 517 Lin-
den
Black Thos. W., lumberman, r. 534 Folsom
Black Wm., elk with Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co.
Black Wm., lab Masonic Cemetery, r. as.
Sacramento bet Brod and Devisadero
Black Wm., marblewks, 432 Minna
Black Wm., mcht, r. 2726 Howard
Black Wm. I., farmer, r. 2324 Mission
Black Wm. K., carptr, r. 663 Howard
Black Wm. L., compositor with Crane & Co.
Black Wm. W., cigarmkr, r. 34 Willow nv
Blackburn <& Fallon (L. F. Black-
burn and M. P. Fallon) proprs Alham-
bra saloon, 323 Bush
Blackburn Allen H., salesman with White
Bros, r. 47 Clementina
Blackburn Benj. T., cashier Post, r. 817
Howard
Blackburn Chas., elk. r. 174 Silver
Blackburn Chas., salesman with Meeker,
James & Co., r. 255 Stevenson
Blackburn Chas. J., dpty assessor, r. 1107%
Howard
Blackburn Clara, domestic, 1022 Pine
Blackburn Leslie F. (Blackburn <fe Fallon)
r. Palace Hotel
Blackburn M. L., driver Market-st R. R., r.
nw. cor Eddy and Steiner
Blackburn M. S., boarding, nw. cor Steiner
and Eddy
Blackeuburg Joseph, cook, r. 617 Mission
Blackett W. E., r. 414 Pacific
Blackey Richard, carptr, r. 112 Fell
E. GUITTARD & CO,,
405 and 407 SANSOME STREET-HIGHEST PREMIUM
lurallible Yeast Powder.
A. MORRIS, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 50 SECOND STREET,
' NEAR MISSION STREET.
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Blacklay James, with Chas. W. Gordon, r.
42 Everett
Blackledge Robert (Hughes & Blackledge)
r. Oakland
Blacklock A., pres Gulf of California Oyster
and Canning Co., 6 Leidesdorfif, r. 710
California
Blackman Abraham, broker, r. 712 O'Farrell
Blackman Cassius H., salesman with Wil-
merding, Kellogg & Co., r. 12 Ellis
Blackman Edward S., hatter with Forrest &
Co., r. 17 Carolina
Blackman Elmer L., housemover, r. 10 Perry
Blackman Henry, bkpr with J. Samuels, r.
712 O'Farrell
Blackman J. C, elk with Levison Bros., r.
niYt Mission
Blackman J. D., teacher, r. ws. San Jos^
Eoad, nr St. Mary's College
Blackman M., carptr, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Blackman Morris J., plumber and gasfitter,
109 Hayes
Blackman Martin, brtdr with J. B. Bacon,
r. 118 Post
Blackman K. C, driver with C. J. Hawley
& Co., r. 14 Elgin park
Blackman Wm. E., physician, r. 707 Minna
Blackmar & Davis (A. E. Blackmar & Louis
S. Davis) music and pianos, 950 and
952 Market
Blackmar A. E. (Blackmar & Davis) r. 102
Mason
Blackmar Ransom C, elk with C. J. Haw-
ley & Co., r. 14 Elgin Park av
Blackmore A. A., widow, r. 134 McAllister
Blackstaff Mary E. D., Miss, teacher Spring
Val. Grammar School, r. 1707 Dupont
Blackwell Alexander, driver City R. R. Co.,
r. 16th and Mission
Blackwell Enoch, carriage trimmer withCar-
vill Mnfg Co., r. 343 Fifth
Blackwell Edward S., bkpr, r. 17 Caroline
Blackwell Horatio S., tinsmith with Geo. H.
Tay & Co., r. 1003 Powell
Blackwell James, waiter What Cheer House,
527 Sacramento
Blackwell John, cook Metropolitan restau-
rant, r. 50 Everett
Blackwell Joshua E., carptr, r. Clipper Hotel
Blackwell Patrick, longshoreman, r. 625
Davis
Blackwell S. W., seedsman with E. J.
Bowen, r. 922 Harrison
Blackwood Chas., waiter Russ House
Blackwood John, cook, r. 50 Everett
Blackwood T. J., physician, r. 205 Mont, av
Blackwood W. C, capitalist, 405 California,
r. Lincoln House, rm 11
Blackwood VVni.. i-eal estate, 109 California,
r. nw. cor Bryant and Oak Grove av
Blade Arthur M., salesman with C. Herr-
mann, r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Blade John, lab with Torrens Enricht, r.
ss. Waller nr Cole
Blaess Michael, steward with E. A. Engelberg
Blaikie Andrew, draughtsman Risdon Iron
and Locomotive Wks, r. 2413 Buchanan
Blaikie James L., real estate, r. 7 Pratt pi
Blaikie Richard T., shipjoiner with Enter-
prise Mills, r. 112K Fell
Blaine Annie, widow, r. 233^ Main
Blaine Oscar, instrument maker. Electrical
Con. and Maint. Co., r. 805 Bush
Blaine R. P., elk with F. Chester & Co., r.
805 Bush
Blaine Mrs., r. 228 Minna
Blair & Chase (M. Blair and W. W. Chase)
hay and grain, 1912 Market
Blair Adolphus, seaman, P. C. S. S. Co.
Blair Augustine W., atty-at-law, 304 Califor-
nia, r. 424 Twenty-fourth
Blair Betsey, widow, r. 1807 Jessie
Blair Chauncey S., foreman pattern shop
Golden State Iron Wks, r. 1304 Larkin
Blair David B., insurance agt, 321 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Blair Frank, workman U. S. Mint, r. 606
Montgomery
Blair Henry, elk, r. 220 Third
Blair Henry, shaper with Kragen & Co., r.
220 Third
Blair James, asst engineer P. M. S. S. Co.
Blair James, cabinetmkr, r. Railroad House
Blair James C, soapmkr, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Blair John, cabinetmkr with N. Bush
Blair John Barron, cabinetmkr, r. 636 Com
Blair Matthew (Blair & Chase) r. 224 Capp
Blair Robert, machinist with Birch, Argall
<E Co., r. 8 Zoe, rear
Blair Rodman P., with Holbrook & Chester
Blair Samuel, ship owner, off Pier 10,
Steuart, r. 47 Tehama
Blair S. M. Miss, with Mrs. M. Selig, r. 2
Chatham pi
Blair Thos. M., policeman, r. 108 Post
Blair Thos. M., scrgeant-at-arms Board of
Brokers, r. 2 Chatham pi
Blair Thompson, collector with M. Gray, r.
32 Ellis
Blair Walter B., elk, r. 606 Montgomery
Blair Wm., coachman, r. 1312 Folsom
Blair Wm., propr Rousch-stHouse,32 Rousch
Blaisdell Jas. S., lab with Chas. Sutton, r.
325 Twenty-second
Blaisdell J. B., shoemkr, 5 Ashburtou pi
Blake & Dietterle (John J. Blako and Geo.
Dietterle) gents' furnishing goods, 54
Second
Blake A. L., r. nw. cor Mission and Seventh
Blake A. L., agt with Wiester & Co., r. 17
New Montgomery
Blake Calvin T. (C. T. Blake & Co.) r. ne.
cor Dolores and 22d
Blako Chas. Edward, dentist, 123 Powell
Blake Chas. E. jr.. physician, Un) Hayes
Blake Chas. M., physician, r. 110 Stockton
Blake Chas. T., street" contractor, r. 4 Vernon
Pl
Blake Chas. W., carptr, r. 810 Stockton
CALIFORNIA FARMERS'
MUTUAL RRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION,
88 CuIiToruia Street.
N FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANUFACTORY— D. W. LAIRD,
613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Corner MERCHANT.
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Blake C. T. & Co. (Calvin T. Blake) dairy
produce, 52 Centre Market
Blake Delia F., widow, r. 313% Elm
Blake Edward, drayman with Brydeu &
Hinckley, r. 52 Silver
Blake Edward P., salesman with Knowland
<fe Doe, r. se. cor 22d and Dolores
Blake Elizabeth, widow, r. 121 Shipley
Blake Francis (Blake, Bobbins & CoO r-
Oakland
Blake Frances J., widow, r. 12 Auburn
Blake Geo. E., machine hand with Chas.
Fields & Co., r. 101 Mason
Blake Geo. M., capitalist, 224 California, r.
320 Ellis
Blake Geo. Miller, capitalist, r. IGOl Van
Ness av
Blake Geo. W., salesman with Fisher & Co.,
r. 316 Third
Blake H. A., whitener, chimney sweeper and
house cleantr, r. 3 Berry
Blake Henry C, commissioner of deeds and
conveyancer, 333 Montgomery, r. se. cor
McAllister and Octavia
Blake Henry H. (E. L. Smith & Co.) r. 417
Mason
Blake James, physician, r. 426 Sutter
Blake James, suilmkr, r. 1002 Montgomery
Blake James A., carptr, r. 347 Minna
Blake James K., pianotuner with Kohler,
Chase & Co., r. 1118 Sacramento
Blake James W., physician, r. 1911 Geary
Blake J. B., master schr Dashing Wave
Blake John, blacksmith with Nelson & Do-
ble, r. 121 Shipley
Blake John, boots and shoes, 974 Folsom
Blake John, harnessmkr, r. 61 Minna
Blake John, lab, r. 511 Mission
Blake John, saloon, 106 First
Blake John, tailor. 320 Post
Blake John, tracklayer Market-st R. R., r.
646 Fourth
Blake John J. (Blake & Dietterle) r. Har-
rison bet Second and Third.
Blake Joseph W., expressman, r. 14 O'Far
Blake Joseph W., sawyer Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 14 O'Farrell
Blake Lawrence, lab Calvary Cemetery, r.
Ellis bet St. Josephs av and Broderick
Blake Mary, widow, r. 142 Clara
Blake Mary, widow, r. 1223 Washington
Blake Mary Lee, widow, r. 2 Leroy pi
Blake Maurice B., atty-at-law, 729 Mont, rm
17, r. 325 Seventeenth
Blake Maurice C« Judge Municipal
Criminal Court, chambers, 729 Mont-
gomery, rms 16-17, r. 325 Seventeenth
Blake Michael, carptr, r. 628 Minna
Blake Michael, coachman, r. Philadelphia
House
Blake Michael, lab Calvary Cemetery, r. ns.
Ellis nr Broderick '
Blake M. 11. Mrs., vocalist, r. 106 Taylor
Blake Patrick, blacksmith, r. Lafayette House
Blake Patrick, lab, r. 628 Minna
Blake Philip H., dpty tax collector, r. ne. cor
Point Lobos av and Ferrie
Blake, Bobbins & Co. (Francis Blake, Chas.
F. Bobbins, James Moflfitt and James
W. Towne) paper warehouse and bag
mnfrs, 516 Sacramento
Blake Seth B., r. 1205 Taylor
Blake Sumner C, books and stationary, 617
Montgomery, r. Prospect pi.
Blake Thos. W., longshoreman, r. 150 Steuart
Blake Walter, painter, r. 813 Harrison
Blake Win. II., barber, 708 Stockton
Blake Wm. H. (Carey & Blake) r. 28 Stone
Blake Wm. L., painter P. M. S. S. Co., r.
1184 Harrison
Blakeley C. F., widow, r. 729 Bush
Blakeley Edwin, chemist S. F. Gaslight Co.,
r. 25 Hawthorne
Blakely B., widow, r. 109 Powell
Blakely Calvin (Blakely, Murray & Co.)r.
938 Pacific
Blakely John, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co.,
r, 163 Minna
Blakely, Murray & Co. (Calvin Blakely, Ab-
ner Murray, John Coleman and John
Miarray) Columbia Mill Co., 120-126
Main
Blakeney T. J., elk U. S. int. rev., r. Palace
Hotel
Blakeney Thos. J., mcht, r. 313 Fremont
Blakeney U. S., carptr, r. 519% Stevenson
Blakeslee Chas. A., policeman, r. 16 Mason
Blakesley Fred. D., painter, r. 662 Howard
Blakie John, pressman, r. 510 Vallejo
Blakie John A., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg
Co., r. Rosett Hotel
Blakie Richard T., shipjoiner, r. 22 Park av
Blakie Wm., lamp trimmer O. and O. S.
Co.'s stmr Gaelic
Blakie Wm., brassmoulder, r. 69 Natoma
Blakiston John S., sailmkr, 6-8 Clay, r. 321
Fifth
Blakiston Robert, sailmkr with J. S. Blakis-
ton, r. 321 Fifth
Blamyer F. M. Miss, r. 1516 Broadway-
Blanc Alexander, real estate, r. 837 Cal
Blanc Amedee, carrier The Guide and News
Letter, r. 107 Montgomery blk
Blanc Jean, with Paul Blanc, r. 1125Dupont
Blank Maurice, boarding, r. 219 Beale
Blanc Paul, propr Cafe de Grenoble, 1125
Dupont, r. 605 Broadway
Blanc Stewart, r. 609 Chestnut
Blanch Barnard, carriage mnfr, 843 Harri-
son, r. 314 Third
Blanchar J. D., pres Cnl. Farm. Mutual Fire
Ins. Co., 38 California, r. 2115 Bush
Blanchard A. F., bkpr, r. 1614 Leavenworth
Blanchard David (Giuty & Blanchard) r.
621% Minna
Blanchard, Edward, teamster, r. 1505 Pine
Blanchard Henry P. (Williams, Blanchard
& Co.) r. 1013 Van Ness av
Blanchard H. T. Mrs., fieldnote elk U. S.
surveyor general's oflice, r. Oakland
IMTCDNATinMAI UHTri 824, 826 Keamy St. $1 ,50 and $2 per Day.
Ill I LnINn I lUINnL nU I LL, Fre« coach to the Hou»e. H. C. PATRIDGE. Propr.
R. J. TRUMBULL, BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, FLOWERS, etc.,
419 and 421 SANSOME STREET.
Blanchard James, seaman P. M.S. S. Co.,
r. Brannan bet First and Second
Blanchard John R., stonecutter with Lar-
seneur Sc Sheerin, r. 21 Hawthorne
Blanchard Jules, hardware and mnfr furni-
ture springs, 44 Fourth, r. 245% Stev
Blanchard Leopold, elk with Jules Blanch-
ard, r. 245% Stevenson
Blanchard Lott, messenger Custom House,
r. 1212 Mission
Blanchard Mary Mrs., lodgings, 15 Harlan pi
Blanchard W. E., with S. P. R. R., r. 425
Third
Blanchard — Mrs., lodgings, 540 Howard
Blanche — Mme., actress, r. 438 Broadway
Blonchet Henry, tailor, r. 539 Vallejo
Blanchet Pierre, molder City Iron Wks, r.
270 Beale
Blanchette Louis, shoemkr, r. 510 Mont-
gomery av
Blanchfield John, lab, r. 327 Folsom
Blanchfield Oliver, carptr, r. 104 Eighth
Blanchfield Thos., carptr with supt public
streets
Blanckardt Theodore A., r. Frank's Bldg
Blanckenburg Franz C. H., apothecary with
H. W. Schmidt & Bro., r. 542 Kearny
Blanckenburg Theodore, bkpr with E. K.
Howes <fe Co., and sec Pacific Cordage
Co., 120 Front, r. 502 Franklin
Blanco Benicio, compositor La Sociedad, r.
1209 Kearny
Blanko Teresa, r. 1318 Dupont
Bland Samuel, butcher, r. 12 Washington
Bland Washington, waiter. Palace Hotel
Blanding John Gordon (Wm. and J. G.
Blanding) atty-at-law, 507 Montgomery,
r. 804 Van Ness av
Blanding Wm. & J. G., attys-at-law, 507
Montgomery
Blanding Wm. (Wm. and J. G. Blanding)
atty-at-law, 507 Montgomery, r. 804 Van
Ness av
Blaney Edward W., atty-at-law, 320 Califor-
nia, rm 12, r. 507 Ellis
Blaney James, brtdr, r. 157 Clara
Blaney James A., brtdr with J. Conway, r.
565 Minna
Blaney James M., saloon, 148 Fourth, r. 915
Tyler
Blaney John, painter, r. 507 Ellis
Blaney John H., asst bkpr Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 530 Jessie
Blangly Albert, glass-blower, S. F. <fe Pacific
Glass Co., r. 618 Fourth
Blangly Samuel, glassblower S. F. <fe Pacific
Glass Co., r. 618 Fourth
Blank Chas. C, baker, r. 1806 Hyde
Blank David M., bkpr Howe S. M. Co., r.
4 Boston pi
Blank Louis, watchmkr with S. Simmons,
r. 1216 Powell
Blaukard Otto, musician, r. cor Hayes and
Franklin
Blankhart Otto, music teacher, r. 1315 Larkin
Blanken Henry, propr Six Mile House,
San Bruno Road
Blanken Jacob, engineer S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. ns. North Point,
ur Larkin
Blankenborn Chas., butcher with Dean &
Sutherland, Spreen's First-av Exchange,
S. S. F.
Blankenborn W., saloon, 735 Broadway
Blankenstein Henry, elk with D. Samuels,
r. 609 Hayes
Blankman Wm., dentist, 131 Montgomery
Blausti^ld James, lab, r. 14 Baldwin crt
Blapp Joe. servant with Henry Grimm, r.
1015 Powell
Blard Etieune, cook, r. 115 Morton
Blaisdell Geo. E., bagmkr with Neville &
Co., r. 1145 Mission
Blasdell Sumner H., mate ship Frank N.
Thayer
Blasdell Lawrence B., jeweler, 640 Market,
r. 564 Howard
Blaser A., dressmkr, 32 Geary
Blaser E. elk with Chas. Math^,r. 730 Bush
Blasingame A. A., student Heald's Business
College, r. 711 California
Blasingame L. A., student Heald's Business
College, r. 711 California
Blasini Loret, barber with J. Chariot, r. 1018
Washington
Blass A. Green (Meyer Blass and Sam-
uel S. Green) confectionery, 14 Second
Blass & Grifiiu (Gaston Blass and M. G.
Griffin) agts Bickford Family Knitting
Machines and Mme. Demorest's Pat-
terns, 113 Post
Blass Gaston (Blass & Griffin) r. 44 Third
Blass Henry, r. 20 Turk
Blass John, cabinetmkr with S. F. Furni-
ture Factory, r. 8 Boardman pi
Blass John C, elk Recorder's office, r. 14
Park av
Blass Meyer (Blass & Green) r. 17 Hamp-
ton pi
Blass N. W. Mrs., r. 126 Fifth
Blaszkower Mark, salesman with Ed. Cohn
&; Co., 225 Montgomery
Blath Siegmund, agt Patent Brick Co., sw.
cor Commercial and Montgomery, r.
1512 Mission
Blattner John J., street contractor, r. 425
Third
Blattner Nicholas (McNally «k Blattner) r.
228 Green
Blattner Wm. J., salesman with Durner &
Co.. r. 425 Third
Blauer Albert, waiter with H. Hoesch, r. 6
Quincy pi
Blaun Wni., baker. Grand Central Hotel
Blauvelt Richard D. jr., dpty recorder, r.
34 Eddy
Blaylock Wm. H., conductor Morket-st R.
11., r. 351 ilinna, rear
Blecher Wm., cook, r. sw. cor Solano and
Bryant
r\ r- f\ \kl />l Am/ 645 MARKFT. west of Palacp Motel, wholewls and irUtl d*«l*r in
VlUVyi Vis VyLnniXj paper hangings, u>d dealer m an klnaiorSbaJeMaUrlali.
BADGES and EMBLEMS in GOLD and ENAMELED,
MANUFACTURED BY D. W. LAIRD, 613 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. MERCHANT.
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Bleeker K., domestic, r. 828 Greenwich
Blegan Nils G., carptr, r. 1826 Jessie
Blehl Henrj', barber, r. 742 Market
Bleibtrey Chas. (Ford & Bleibtrey) r. 64
First
Bleidorn Henry, candy mkr with M. Garland,
r. 317 Bush
Bleidorn Jiirgen, cabinetmkr S. F. Furn.
Factory, r. 317 Bush
Bleily Joseph, barber with Jacob Davis, r.
815 Twentieth
Blenar Michael, blacksmith, r. 731 Vallejo
Blenian Eugene, seaman, r. 1212 Bryant
Blekenhorn Chas., butcher with Dean, Suth-
erland & Co., r. 1st nr R. R. av, S. S.F
Blennerhassett John, shoemkr with Rosen-
thal, Feder & Co., r. 141 Clara
Blennerhassett Richard, shoemkr with Ros-
enthal, Feder & Co., r. 22 Clara
Blessing Fred, janitor Pacific Hall, r. Phila-
delphia House
Blessing J., patternmkr Miners' Foundry, r.
Oakland
Blessing Jeremiah, hostler with A. De
Tavel, r. 811 Howard
Blethen Chas. A., carptr, r. What Cheer
House
Blethen Clement P., master mariner, r. 1019
Pine
Blethen Eugene 0., salesman with Hol-
brook, Merrill & Co., r.Inglewood House
Blethen J. H. jr., master mariner, r. Ingle-
wood House
Blethen James H., asst wharfinger, r. Ingle-
wood House
Blethen T. G., stonecutter with Larseneur &
Sheerin, r. 530 Mission
Bley Abram, millinery and straw goods, 606
Market, r. 1011 Mission
Bley Oscar, molder, r. 148 Sixth
Bliffens Thomas V., master mariner, r. 1919
Polk
Blilsy Joseph R., barber, r. 815 Twentieth
Bhnckorn Joseph J., hostler Occidental
Stables, r. se. cor Bush and Polk
Blind Spring M. and M. Co. (Inyo Co. Cal.)
R. H. Brown sec, 426 California, rm 5
Blinn Chas. H., reporter Alta, r. 1527 Post
Blinn Frederick, lab Pac. Ink Factory, r.
836 Second
Blinn Helen B., widow, r. 542 Second
Bliss Geo. D., butcher, r. 1597 Pacific
Bliss John, cigar mnfr, 717 Sansome, r. 724
Washington
Bliss Michael, steward, r. 108 Turk, rear
Blisse Lonis, saloon, r. 211 Ellis
Blistow Andrew, lab, r. 1010 Taylor
Blitz Caroline, furnished rooms, 227 Geary
Blitz F. H., r. 206 Kearny
Bhven Samuel M., elk of accounts, U. S.
surveyor general's ofiSce, r. 1829 Bush
Bloch & Davidson (Isaac F. Bloch and
James W. Davidson) morocco mnfrs,
317-319 Eleventh, ofif 117 Pine
Bloch Abraham B., clothing and furnishing
goods, 204 Mont, av, r. 2106 Mason
Bloch Constantine, dentist, 865% Market
Bloch Edward, cook with Conrad Lindner,
r. Adams House
Bloch Isaac F. (Bloch and Davidson) r. 820
Larkin
BIocli J. A Son (Jean and Leon Bloch)
imps dry goods, 2-3 Virginia blk, cor
Stockton and Pacific
Bloch Jean (J. Bloch & Son) r. 615 Green
Bloch Leon (J. Bloch &, Son) r. 615 Green
Bloch Wm., boots and shoes, 1032 Dupont
Bloch — , brewer with Fredericksburg
Brewery, r. Excelsior Hotel
Blochman Abraham (Blochman & Cerf) r.
836 O'Farrell
Blochman & Cerf (A. Blochman and M.
Cerf) com mchts, 5-7 Drumm
Blochman E. Mrs., milUner, 206 Kearny, r.
416 O'Farrell
Blochman Emanuel, off 5 Drumm, r. 416
O'Farrell
Block Abram, pres 0. F. Savings Bank,
325 Montgomery, r. 208 Jones
Block Adolph, agt John Schussler, 2 Battery,
r. 324 Mason
Block Constant, broker, r. 626 California
Block Daniel (Virginia, Nev.) off 24 Bat-
tery, r. 530 Ellis
Block Elias M., r. 619 Eddy
Block Israel, cigars, 228 Sutter, r. 523
Stevenson
Block James N., sec S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, 115 Batterj', r. 332 Ellis
Block John, lab Bay Sugar Ref, r. 6 Union
Block John, mcht tailor, 603 Kearny, r. 324
Mason
Block Leon, salesman ^^-ith Reiss Bros. &
Co., 1103 Powell
Block Levliu, butcher, 31 Washington Mkt
Block Manuel D., dry goods, r. 721 Ellis
Block Marcus, elk with J. Blumenthal, r. 324
Mason
Block Maurice, money broker, 18 Sixth, r.
502 Jessie
Block Robert, engineer, r. 1105 Powell
Block Rudolph, elk, r. 1103 Powell
Block S. <te Co. (Samuel Block and Henry
Blum) butchers, 519 Geary
Block Samuel (S. Block & Co.) r, 528 O'Far
Block Theodore, r. 10 Quincy
Blockhaus Frederick, groceries, cor Chestnut
and Mason
Blodes Theodore, barber, 1239 Folsom
Blodgett Edwin A., shipping elk with Hol-
brook, Merrill & Co., r. 44% Sixth
Blodgett F., carriagemkr with A. Levy
Blodgett Geo., distributor La Grand Laundry
Blohm A. Gerken (Peter Blohm and
Claus Gerken) groceries and liquors, ne.
cor Mission and Beale
Blohm August, porter with Benjamin & 
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